Biologically Active Small Molecules

A stable, cell-permeable dye employed to assay cell proliferation as it is partitioned with high fidelity between daughter cells for up to eight generational divisions.

A cell-permeable green fluorescent dye (excitation and emission maxima are 494 and 520 nm, respectively) used to analyze cell proliferation and track cell migration in vivo.

A cell-permeable green fluorescent dye (excitation and emission maxima are 494 and 520 nm, respectively) used to analyze cell proliferation and track cell migration in vivo.

A cell-permeable green fluorescent dye (excitation and emission maxima are 494 and 520 nm, respectively) used to analyze cell proliferation and track cell migration in vivo.

A cell-permeable green fluorescent dye (excitation and emission maxima are 494 and 520 nm, respectively) used to analyze cell proliferation and track cell migration in vivo.

Aloe emodin is an anthraquinone found in the aloe plant. Aloe emodin is most commonly known for its stimulant-laxative action, but also shows antioxidative, anticancer chemotherapeutic, and anti-angiogenic activity.

Aloe emodin is an anthraquinone found in the aloe plant. Aloe emodin is most commonly known for its stimulant-laxative action, but also shows antioxidative, anticancer chemotherapeutic, and anti-angiogenic activity.

Aloe emodin is an anthraquinone found in the aloe plant. Aloe emodin is most commonly known for its stimulant-laxative action, but also shows antioxidative, anticancer chemotherapeutic, and anti-angiogenic activity.

Selectively and reversibly blocks the CFTR channel (Ki = 4.3 &microM) reduces intestinal fluid secretion induced by cholera toxin effective in cells in culture and also in nasal and intestinal epithelia in vivo.

Selectively and reversibly blocks the CFTR channel (Ki = 4.3 &microM) reduces intestinal fluid secretion induced by cholera toxin effective in cells in culture and also in nasal and intestinal epithelia in vivo.

A thiazolidinone that selectively blocks the CFTR channel (Ki = 300 nM) in a voltage-independent manner prevents cholera toxin-induced fluid secretion in the small intestine, when given by intraperitoneal injection can affect intracellular GSH

A thiazolidinone that selectively blocks the CFTR channel (Ki = 300 nM) in a voltage-independent manner prevents cholera toxin-induced fluid secretion in the small intestine, when given by intraperitoneal injection can affect intracellular GSH