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Rostaporfin

Catalog No. T34393   CAS 284041-10-7
Synonyms: SnET2, tin etiopurpurin dichloride, tin ethyl etiopurpurin dichloride, Purlytin, Sn(IV) etiopurpurin

Rostaporfin (also known as REM-001, tin ethyl etiopurpurin, Sn(IV) etiopurpurin, Purlytin, SnET2), is a synthetic purpurin with photosensitizing activity. Rostaporfin preferentially accumulates in tumor cells due to an increased rate of metabolism. Upon exposure to a light source, this agent absorbs light, forming an extended high energy conformational state that produces high quantum yields of singlet oxygen with local cytotoxic effects.

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Rostaporfin Chemical Structure
Rostaporfin, CAS 284041-10-7
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Description Rostaporfin (also known as REM-001, tin ethyl etiopurpurin, Sn(IV) etiopurpurin, Purlytin, SnET2), is a synthetic purpurin with photosensitizing activity. Rostaporfin preferentially accumulates in tumor cells due to an increased rate of metabolism. Upon exposure to a light source, this agent absorbs light, forming an extended high energy conformational state that produces high quantum yields of singlet oxygen with local cytotoxic effects.
Synonyms SnET2, tin etiopurpurin dichloride, tin ethyl etiopurpurin dichloride, Purlytin, Sn(IV) etiopurpurin
Molecular Weight 764.37
Formula C37H42Cl2N4O2Sn
CAS No. 284041-10-7

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