Adenosine
What is Adenosine?
Adenosine (CAS 58-61-7), also known by the trade name Boniton, is a naturally occurring nucleoside.
Where is Adenosine used?
- Topical formulations: humectant and antioxidant stabilizer
- Cosmetic formulations: anti-aging creams and serums supporting skin smoothing and moisture-binding
- Pharmaceutical manufacturing: active ingredient and biochemical intermediate in cardiovascular drug synthesis and injectable formulations
- Biotechnology: building block for nucleotide synthesis
- Cell culture media supplementation and enzymatic assay development
- In molecular biology workflows it is used for ATP pathway studies and receptor binding research.
Good to know: It does not require active pharmaceutical classification in most markets. Standard grades include USP, BP, and Ph. Eur.
Commercial specifications
- Purity thresholds of 98% or higher by HPLC
Other Names (Synonyms)
Boniton|beta-delta-Adenosine|beta-D-Adenosine|beta-Adenosine|b-D-Adenosine|Adenosina|Adenosin|Adenoscan|Ado