FIM-FAME-9 Mixture, quantitative mixture

CATALOG # 2013

FIM-<wbr>FAME-<wbr>9 Mixture, quantitative mixture 2013

Specifications

Catalog #:2013
Scientific Name:FIM-FAME-9 Mixture
Common Name:FIM-FAME-8 Mixture; C20 Quantitative mixture
SDS:View Safety Data Sheet
Data Sheet:View Data Sheet
Unit:25 mg/ml, 1ml
Solvent:methylene chloride
Source:synthetic or plant
Purity:mixture
Analytical Methods:GC
Solubility:methylene chloride
Physical Appearance:liquid
Storage:-20°C
Composition:
C20:0, Methyl eicosanoate (arachidate) [14.3%]
C20:1, Methyl eicosenoate (cis-11) [14.3 %]
C20:2, Methyl eicosadienoate (all cis-11,14) [14.3%]
C20:3, Methyl eicosatrienoate (all cis-8,11,14) (homogamma-linolenate) [14.3%]
C20:4, Methyl eicosatetraenoate (all cis-5,8,11,14) (arachidonate) [14.3%]
C20:5, Methyl eicosapentaenoate (all cis-5,8,11,14,17) (EPA) [14.3%]
C22:6, Methyl docosahexaenoate (all cis-4,7,10,13,16,19) (DHA) [14.3%]
listed in order of their elution.
Dry Ice:No
Hazardous:Yes

Description

Application Notes:

This FAME mixture contains 7 fatty acid methyl esters for the identification and quantification of unknowns.1 It is prepared from high purity stock material and contains saturated and unsaturated fatty acids in the 20 carbon series. This mixture is very useful for bacterial identification,2 triglyceride determination and the analysis of various plant and animal lipids.3 Understanding the role of fatty acids and fatty acid metabolism in plants and animals is important in drug development.

References:
1. T. Murata “Analysis of fatty acid methyl esters by a gas-liquid chromatography-chemical ionization mass spectrometry computer system” Journal of Lipid Research, Vol. 19:166, 1978
2. N. Rozès et al. “A rapid method for the determination of bacterial fatty acid composition” Applied Microbiology, Vol. 3:17 pp.126, 1993
3. D. Welch “Applications of cellular fatty acid analysis” Clinical Microbiology Reviews, Vol. 4:4 pp. 422, 1991

Price

$138.00