Adenosine triphosphate

CAS Number
56-65-5
EC Number
200-283-2
Abbreviation
ATP

What is Adenosine triphosphate?

Adenosine triphosphate (CAS 56-65-5), commonly abbreviated as ATP, is a nucleotide used in cosmetic, pharmaceutical, and biotechnology applications as an active functional ingredient. Also marketed as Striadyne and Triadenyl.

Where is Adenosine triphosphate used?

  • Cosmetics: skin conditioning and bioactive formulations for anti-aging and moisturizing products
  • Pharmaceuticals: injectable preparations and clinical formulations targeting cardiovascular and metabolic indications
  • Biotechnology: substrate and reagent in enzymatic assays, cell culture media, and diagnostic test systems
  • It also functions as a stabilizing co-factor in bioluminescence-based detection kits and ATP-quantification assays for microbial contamination testing.

Commercial specifications

  • Disodium salt form most commercially prevalent

Other Names (Synonyms)

Triadenyl|Striadyne|molecular unit of currency|H4atp|Fosfobion|Atriphos|Atipi|Adynol|ATP

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What are the physical properties of Adenosine triphosphate?

Melting Point 144°C (rough estimate)
Boiling Point 951.4±75.0 °C(Predicted)
Density 1.0 g/mL at 20 °C
Color White to off-white
Form lyophilized powder
Water Solubility Water : ≥ 100 mg/mL (197.17 mM)
Log P -4.180 (est)

Which trade and regulatory codes apply to Adenosine triphosphate?

WGK (Germany) 3
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