Nucleotides

High Purity & Consistency

Our products undergo rigorous QC testing (HPLC, mass spectrometry) to meet research and industrial standards.

Custom Synthesis

We offer tailored nucleotides (modified bases, labeled isotopes, phosphoramidites) for specialized applications.

Sustainable Production

Our enzymatic synthesis reduces waste and energy consumption, aligning with green chemistry principles.

Technical Expertise

With decades of experience in nucleic acid chemistry, we provide unparalleled customer support and collaboration.

Regulatory Compliance

Our products are manufactured in accordance with ISO, USP, and FDA guidelines, ensuring safety for pharmaceutical and food applications.

Genetic Science & Biotechnology

1. PCR & DNA Sequencing: High-fidelity dNTPs and modified nucleotides for accurate amplification and NGS.
2. Gene Editing: CRISPR-Cas systems rely on synthetic nucleotides for guide RNA and repair templates.
3. Diagnostics: Fluorophore-labeled nucleotides for FISH probes and microarray technologies.

Pharmaceutical Development

1. Antiviral/Anticancer Drugs: Nucleotide analogs (e.g., remdesivir, azidothymidine) inhibit viral replication or cancer cell proliferation.
2. mRNA Therapeutics & Vaccines: Cap analogs and modified nucleotides enhance stability and translation efficiency in mRNA-based products.
3. Enzyme Replacement Therapy: Nucleotide cofactors (e.g., NAD+) for treating metabolic disorders.

Food & Nutrition

1. Flavor Enhancers: Inosinate (IMP) and guanylate (GMP) amplify umami taste in soups, sauces, and processed foods.
2. Infant Formula: Nucleotide-fortified formulas mimic breast milk, supporting immune development and gut health.

Agriculture & Biostimulants

1. Animal Feed: Nucleotides enhance immune response and growth in aquaculture and livestock.
2. Plant Growth: Foliar sprays with nucleotide formulations improve stress resistance and yield.

Research Tools

1. Cell Culture: Nucleotide supplements improve cell growth and viability in bioprocessing.
2. Metabolic Studies: Isotope-labeled nucleotides trace biochemical pathways and drug mechanisms.
3. Enzymology: Substrates and cofactors for kinase, polymerase, and ATPase assays.