About Anastrozolex (Arimidex)
Anastrozolex (Arimidex) is a non-steroidal aromatase inhibitor containing 1mg anastrozole per tablet, manufactured to pharmaceutical standards for laboratory research. Anastrozole operates as a competitive inhibitor of the aromatase enzyme (CYP19A1), effectively reducing estrogen biosynthesis in experimental models. This Stroid UK Shop provides authenticated compounds for in-vitro investigations examining hormonal pathways and endocrine system modulation. The compound’s precise 1mg dosing allows researchers to examine concentration-dependent responses in cellular and tissue-based studies investigating estrogen-mediated biological processes.
Laboratory Applications
Researchers utilise anastrozole to investigate aromatase enzyme function and estrogen-dependent cellular mechanisms. The compound serves as a reference standard in studies examining hormone-responsive tissues and metabolic pathways influenced by estrogen availability. Scientific investigations often examine anastrozole’s effects on gene expression profiles, protein synthesis patterns, and cellular proliferation rates in hormone-sensitive research models. Studies within our aromatase inhibitor collection frequently analyse comparative efficacy against other endocrine modulators. Research applications extend to examining potential interactions with other compounds commonly studied alongside SARMs and peptides in comprehensive hormonal research protocols.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Active Compound | Anastrozole |
| Concentration | 1mg per tablet |
| Package Size | 50 tablets per bag |
| CAS Number | 120511-73-1 |
| Molecular Formula | C₁₇H₁₉N₅ |
| Molecular Weight | 293.37 g/mol |
| Storage | Room temperature, dry environment |
| Manufacturer | USA Pharmaceutical |
Research Compliance
This anastrozole formulation is manufactured exclusively for laboratory research purposes and in-vitro experimental applications. The compound must not be used for human consumption or therapeutic purposes. Researchers should maintain appropriate laboratory safety protocols when handling this material and ensure compliance with local regulations governing research chemical usage. All studies should be conducted within approved laboratory environments by qualified personnel familiar with proper research methodologies and safety procedures.
