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Buy nowIsotope-Labeled Gangliosides: Precision tools for quantitative lipidomics
Isotope-labeled gangliosides are complex glycosphingolipids that contain one or more sialic acid residues, giving them a negative charge and essential roles in neuronal signaling, immune recognition, and cancer biology. By incorporating stable isotopic labels such as deuterium, these standards enable accurate quantification and metabolic tracing in advanced lipidomics workflows. Avanti Research™ provides a comprehensive portfolio of high-purity isotope-labeled gangliosides, synthesized under stringent quality control to ensure reproducibility and reliability in sensitive assays.Our isotope-labeled gangliosides are ideal for:
- Lipidomics and mass spectrometry workflows: Achieve precise quantitation and profiling of gangliosides across tissues, plasma, and cell models.
- Metabolic flux and biosynthesis studies: Trace ganglioside turnover and remodeling in health and disease with stable isotope labels.
- Neurobiology and oncology research: Investigate ganglioside roles in neuronal communication, immune modulation, and tumor progression.
Why choose Avanti Research’s isotope-labeled gangliosides?
Our decades of expertise in lipid synthesis deliver unmatched purity, isotopic integrity, and structural fidelity. Each standard undergoes rigorous validation, ensuring batch-to-batch consistency and reliable performance in quantitative lipidomics, biomarker discovery, and mechanistic research.