Stachydrine
What is Stachydrine?
Stachydrine (CAS 471-87-4) is a naturally occurring proline betaine found in plants such as Leonurus japonicus and citrus species.
Where is Stachydrine used?
- Pharmaceutical development: reference standard and active constituent in standardized extracts for cardiovascular and women's health formulations
- Nutraceuticals: dietary supplements where extract potency must be verified
- Biotechnology and life sciences: analytical reference material for HPLC method development and bioavailability studies
- Food and functional beverages: standardized botanical extracts where label claims require quantified active content
- It is the primary bioactive marker used to standardize botanical extracts.
Commercial specifications
- ≥98% purity by HPLC
- High-purity reference-grade and bulk active ingredient formats
- Botanical extract forms standardized to a defined content
Other Names (Synonyms)
Motherwort (leonurus Japonicus) Extract|(2S)-1,1-dimethylpyrrolidin-1-ium-2-carboxylate|(-)-stachydrine