Collection: DNA Alkylating Agents
DNA Alkylating Agents — a collection of DNA alkylating compounds, such as oxazaphosphorine and thiophosphoramide derivatives, that serve as reference compounds for research on DNA strand alkylation mechanisms and genotoxic interactions in molecular biology experimental models and preclinical antitumor research.
DNA Alkylating Agents such as thiotepa, cyclophosphamide, and ifosfamide are used by researchers as experimental models to study the mechanisms of cross-link formation on DNA strands as well as the cellular DNA damage response pathways. These compounds also serve as comparative references in preclinical pharmacology research related to the development of new antitumor agents and structure-activity relationship studies.
Example products in this collection: TCI T4184 52-24-4 Thiotepa, TCI C2236 6055-19-2 Cyclophosphamide Monohydrate, TCI I0713 3778-73-2 Ifosfamide.
Pay attention to the purity and form (anhydrous or hydrate) of the compounds, as they affect solubility in in vitro assays, as well as storage conditions that maintain the stability of the alkylating structure before use in experiments. All products are genuine Tokyo Chemical Industry (TCI) Japan products, with purity, packaging, and storage conditions listed on each item's page.
Other parallel categories under Antitumor Research Reagents (for Experimental Use), often used together in one laboratory workflow:
Back to Antitumor Research Reagents (for Experimental Use). For large-volume procurement, special packaging, or specific grades, contact the AMI Scientific team — official TCI Japan distributor in Indonesia — to check availability and lead time directly from Japan.
