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CAS 7512-17-6 NAG N Acetyl Glucosamine

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tems		Standards
Appearance		White Powder
Assay(%)		98.0 – 102.0
Specific rotation(°)		+38.9 – +42.9
Melting Point(℃)		196 – 204
Loss on drying(%)		0.5 Max
Ash(%)		0.10 Max
pH		6.0 – 8.0
Heavy metals(ppm)		10 Max
Cl(%)		0.2 Max
Fe(ppm)		10 Max
As(ppm)		0.5 Max
Pb(ppm)		1.0 Max
Cd(ppm)		1.0 Max
Hg(ppm)		0.5 Max
Microbiological		Conforms to the test

The full name of Glucosamine, D-glucosamine, also known as glucosamine, glucosamine, is a compound in which a hydroxyl group of glucose is replaced by an amino group and is a monosaccharide component that can be extracted from crab shells. The amino sugar is an important component of the highly hydrophilic proteoglycan, is one of the important nutrients for the formation of chondrocytes, and is also an essential component of the cartilage matrix and synovial fluid. The industrially extracted glycosaminoglycan is divided into D-glucosamine hydrochloride and D-glucosamine sulfate is widely used for the prevention and treatment of bone and joint diseases

Functions and Applications:

1. D-Glucosamine Hydrochloride can promote the effectiveness of the role of antibiotics, nutritional supplements for diabetes.

2. It can promote the body’s synthesis of mucopolysaccharide and improve joint synovial fluid viscosity.
3. Glucosamine Hydrochloride as agent, instead of cortisol treatment of enteritis, it is used in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis, hepatitis B, etc.
4. It can improve the metabolism of articular cartilage is conducive to articular cartilage repair, with significant anti-inflammatory analgesic effect.
5. It has effect on anti-cancer drugs, while they inhibit the bone marrow toxicity of smaller characteristics, melanoma, lung cancer, kidney cancer, etc.

The function of glucosamine in cartilage is to stimulate the formation and repair of cartilage. Glucosamine is a chemical found naturally in the body, in the fluid that cushions joints. When taken in supplement form, glucosamine has been found in some studies to reduce the pain experienced by some people who have osteoarthritis. Studies are also exploring whether glucosamine supplements could restore the cartilage in arthritic joints or slow the progression of arthritis. But there is no good evidence yet that glucosamine supplements can provide these benefits. Talk to your doctor before taking glucosamine or any dietary supplement.