Uridine, with the chemical formula C9H12N2O6, is a small molecule metabolite composed of uracil and ribose, a type of nucleoside. The appearance of uridine is white needle-like crystals or powder. It is commonly found in foods such as vegetable broccoli, tomatoes, and mushrooms, as well as animal livers and dairy products. Its derivatives (a variety of pyrimidine nucleotides) are used in the synthesis of genetic material such as RNA and DNA. Uridine has a wide range of uses. Uridine is a relevant component of nucleic acid in animal cells and can increase the level of antibodies in the body. Animal experiments show that uridine and inosine can promote cardiomyocyte metabolism, accelerate protein, nucleic acid biosynthesis, and energy production, and promote and improve brain cell metabolism. Uridine plays a significant role in medical treatment.
Fig.1 The biosynthetic pathway of uridine in E. coli and the scheme for construction of the uridine production strain. (Wu, et al., 2018)
Uridine plays a key role in the metabolism of human tissues, so it is essential to study the production of uridine. At CD BioGlyco, we have comprehensively studied the production, testing, and application of uridine.
In addition, the uridine we produce could be applied to the preparation of uridine triphosphate (UTP).
Fig.2 A full range of services of uridine. (CD BioGlyco)
CD BioGlyco offers a comprehensive range of uridine production services to ensure time-saving and efficiency. All of our synthesized products undergo numerous quality tests to ensure that the products supplied to our clients are of high purity and quality. If you are interested in our services, please feel free to contact us for more details.
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