CAS NO:68767-14-6  Loxoprofen
CAS NO:68767-14-6  Loxoprofen
CAS NO:68767-14-6  Loxoprofen
CAS NO:68767-14-6  Loxoprofen
CAS NO:68767-14-6  Loxoprofen
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  • CAS NO:68767-14-6  Loxoprofen
  • CAS NO:68767-14-6  Loxoprofen
  • CAS NO:68767-14-6  Loxoprofen
  • CAS NO:68767-14-6  Loxoprofen
  • CAS NO:68767-14-6  Loxoprofen

CAS NO:68767-14-6 Loxoprofen

CAS NO:68767-14-6 NAME:Loxoprofen MF:C15H18O3 MW:246.31 EINECS:1806241-263-5 Flash point:220.7 °C Appearance:White to Off-White solid Purity:98% COA:Provide Sample:Negotiable

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PRODUCT NAME  Loxoprofen
CAS NO 68767-14-6
MP 108.5-111°
BP 417.9 °C
DENSITY 1.182±0.06 g/cm3(Predicted)
STORAGE Sealed in dry,Room Temperature
DELIVERY 2-3DAYS
PACKAGE According client's request

Description of Loxoprofen's CAS:68767-14-6

Loxoprofen's CAS:68767-14-6 active form and its analogues have been synthesized using methods such as enzymatic kinetic resolution/racemization and stereoselective biocatalytic reduction. 

Loxoprofen CAS:68767-14-6 is a high-melting polymorph of loxoprofen, which is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug. Loxoprofen is used for the relief of pain and inflammation in patients with rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis. It has been shown to be useful as an intermediate in the synthesis of other compounds, such as pharmaceuticals, pesticides, and dyes. Loxoprofen has also been found to be a useful building block in organic synthesis reactions that require high quality reagents.

 

 


Applications of Loxoprofen's CAS:68767-14-6

1)Solubility Optimization
Loxoprofen, a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID), has seen advancements in its solubility optimization.

2)Transdermal Delivery Enhancement

3)Metabolism and Drug Interaction

4)Bioactivation and Pharmacological Activity
Studies have focused on the bioactivation of Loxoprofen to its active metabolite in human skin, emphasizing the role of carbonyl reductase 1 (CBR1).

5)Controlled Release Formulations
Developments in controlled release formulations of Loxoprofen have been made using hydroxypropylmethyl cellulose (HPMC) and pectin. 

6)Impact on Intestinal Barrier Function
Research has explored the impact of Loxoprofen on intestinal epithelial barrier function (EBF). Loxoprofen enhances EBF, suggesting its potential therapeutic application in conditions like inflammatory bowel disease.

7)Novel Nanosponge Formulations
Innovations in nanosponge formulations of Loxoprofen have been explored. These nanosponges, incorporated into gel formulations, offer controlled drug release and enhanced skin permeation, potentially improving bioavailability and therapeutic efficacy

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