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published in Cell 2017 (Baar et al.) Formula / M.W.: ~C 228 H 388 N 86 O 64 , ~5358 g/mol (verify exact formula against batch COA) CAS: 2460055-10-9 Disclaimer This product is intended for laboratory research use only
Walline, OD, PhD, an optometrist and the associate dean for research at The Ohio State University College of Optometry
Why It Matters High levels of urinary DPD indicate accelerated bone breakdown , which can occur in: Osteoporosis and osteopenia Postmenopausal bone loss Hyperparathyroidism Certain cancers with bone metastases Chronic corticosteroid use Monitoring DPD levels provides early warning of skeletal imbalance, often before bone density scans reveal significant changes
Activation of these proteins contributes to actin cytoskeleton remodeling and changes in cell migration behavior
Dosing begins low and is gradually titrated upward based on your individual tolerance and response