Bryonolic acid

Bryonolic acid (CAS 24480-44-2), also known as bryononic acid, is a naturally derived triterpenoid organic acid isolated primarily from Cucurbitaceae plants.

Where is Bryonolic acid used?

• Pharmaceutical and biotechnology research: bioactive reference compound
• Cellular-level tool for investigating anti-inflammatory and immunomodulatory pathways
• Pharmaceutical R&D: analytical reference standard for identifying and quantifying triterpenoid constituents
• Biotechnology: biochemical probe to study macrophage activation and cytokine signaling in preclinical assays
• Supports development and quality control of plant-derived active pharmaceutical ingredients
• Triterpenoid profiling for regulatory submissions and standardized botanical extracts
• Formulators use this compound to establish validated marker compound specifications for herbal formulations and botanical products.

Commercial specifications

• Purity 95% to 98%+, confirmed by NMR and HPLC
• HPLC-grade and research-grade material
• Small-scale pack sizes for analytical use