Eurycomanone

Eurycomanone (CAS 84633-29-4), also known as pasakbumin A, is a quassinoid compound isolated from Eurycoma longifolia root extract.

Where is Eurycomanone used?

• Pharmaceutical and nutraceutical: primary bioactive marker for standardising botanical extracts
• Nutraceutical and dietary supplement manufacturing: quantitative reference standard for grading and quality control of root extracts
• Pharmaceutical and biotechnology research: analytical reference compound for HPLC method development, assay validation and bioactivity screening
• Life sciences research: in vitro studies of cellular and enzymatic mechanisms supporting early-stage drug discovery
• Standardised botanical extract suppliers use its content, expressed as a percentage, as the primary specification differentiator between extract grades.

Good to know: Consistent potency and traceability are critical procurement considerations. Purity of 95 to 99 percent suits reference standard and research applications requiring USP or EP alignment.

Commercial specifications

• Purity 95 to 99 percent
• Research quantities via specialty fine chemical and botanical extract suppliers
• Bulk quantities via manufacturers offering defined content specifications