Monochlorotriiodothyronine is a tyrosine-derived tetracyclic hormone analog featuring three iodine atoms and a single chlorine substituent on aromatic rings, alongside two phenolic hydroxyl groups and an amide linkage. Its structure corresponds to a halogenated thyronine derivative with altered iodination and chlorination patterns compared to the parent thyroid hormone. This compound arises as a synthetic byproduct during API manufacturing via electrophilic halogenation of precursor rings. Functions as an HPLC reference standard for quantifying process-related impurities in thyroid hormone APIs.
On Request| Std | Catalog # | Quantity | Price |
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| USP | 1A03250 โ | 25 mg | USD 2500.00 |
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