D-Ribose CAS 50-69-1
D-Ribose CAS 50-69-1
D-ribose, as a natural component present in all cells of living organisms, is closely related to the formation of adenosine monophosphate and ATP regeneration, and is one of the most fundamental energy sources for life metabolism. Plays a critical role in the metabolism of the heart and skeletal muscles, promoting the recovery of ischemic and hypoxic tissues. D-ribose is an important component of the genetic material nucleic acid in living organisms. It plays a pivotal role in the metabolism of nucleosides, proteins, and fats, and has important physiological functions and broad application prospects.
D-ribose, as a natural component present in all cells of living organisms, is closely related to the formation of adenosine monophosphate and ATP regeneration, and is one of the most fundamental energy sources for life metabolism. Plays a critical role in the metabolism of the heart and skeletal muscles, promoting the recovery of ischemic and hypoxic tissues. D-ribose is an important component of the genetic material nucleic acid in living organisms. It plays a pivotal role in the metabolism of nucleosides, proteins, and fats, and has important physiological functions and broad application prospects.
