BAM 15 (TCI B6594, CAS 210302-17-3) is a mitochondrial protonophore widely used as an uncoupler in cell biology research. It dissipates the inner mitochondrial membrane potential and uncouples respiration from ATP synthesis, driving oxygen consumption toward maximal rates. Researchers value it because its action is directed at mitochondria with comparatively limited effect on plasma membrane potential, simplifying bioenergetic experiments. Supplied in a 25 mg pack for research use only, it is not intended for diagnostic or therapeutic applications.
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