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Stable Isotope Compounds<br />

Cortisol-[2H4]; methanol solution (1 mL) [73565-87-4; Unlabeled: 50-23-7] CHP7af ......<br />

MW 366.4845 C 21 H 30 O 5<br />

Isotopic <strong>Inc</strong>orporation: 98% 2H<br />

Purity: >98%<br />

Cortisol; methanol solution (1 mL) [50-23-7] CHP7af ..............................<br />

MW 362.4599 C 21 H 30 O 5<br />

Purity: >98%<br />

Cortisone [53-06-5] H3af ......................................................<br />

MW 360.444 C 21 H 28 O 5<br />

Purity: >98%<br />

Cortisone-[2H7] [1261254-36-7 Unlabeled:53-06-5] H3af ............................<br />

MW 367.4872 C 21 H 28 O 5<br />

Isotopic <strong>Inc</strong>orporation: 98% 2H<br />

Purity: >98%<br />

Stable-isotope labeled compounds used as internal standards provide the best method<br />

to correct for competing ionization processes when you use mass spectroscopy (LCMS,<br />

GCMS, MS/MS) to analyze real-world samples. For samples obtained from biological and<br />

environmental sources, matrix effects can dramatically change the ionization behavior<br />

of the target analytes. Competing components can cause the signal due to the target<br />

analyte to be either enhanced or reduced, thereby providing results that are either<br />

artificially higher or lower than they should be. A few materials that may cause these<br />

effects include ionic species, buffer ions, and high concentrations of non-target analytes.<br />

When added to the sample prior to analysis, stable-isotope labeled compounds provide<br />

the ability to account for all of these competing processes while providing no interference<br />

with the desired analyte signal.<br />

Catalog Size<br />

25167-0.1 100 µg/ml<br />

25167-1 1 mg/ml<br />

25168-0.1 100 µg/ml<br />

25168-1 1 mg/ml<br />

25170-1 1 mg<br />

25170-5 5 mg<br />

25170-10 10 mg<br />

25169-1 1 mg<br />

25169-5 5 mg<br />

25169-10 10 mg<br />

For more information please call (800) 523-2575 or visit: polysciences.com 223

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