Serine (L-Serine) | 56-45-1

Cas No :

56-45-1

Synonyms :

Form :

Solid

Molecular Weight :

105.09 G/Mol

Molecular Formula :

C3H7NO3

Melting Point :

270 °C

Boiling Point :

230 °C

Solubility :

Soluble In Water; Soluble In Ethanol

Flash Point :

210 °C

Description :

Overview of Serine

 

Serine (L-Serine) is an amino acid that isn't essential, and it is used in nutritional supplements as a pharmaceutical intermediate and research biochemical. The role it plays in the synthesis of proteins, as well as neurotransmitter manufacturing and the metabolism of cells, L-Serine has been employed in formulations for nutritional supplements, as well as in neurological health supplements, and as a structural element in the process of pharmaceutical synthesis.

This amino acid appears as a white crystalline powder with good water solubility and characteristic amino acid properties. Its properties—involvement in one-carbon metabolism, neurotransmitter synthesis, phospholipid production, and protein structure—make it valuable in nutritional, pharmaceutical, and research applications.

Related products include L-Glycine, L-Cysteine, L-Threonine, and other amino acids used in nutritional supplements and pharmaceutical synthesis.

 

 

Applications of Serine

 

Nutritional Supplement

 

  • Used in sports nutrition and amino acid supplements
  • Applied in cognitive health and neuroprotection formulations
  • Supports neurotransmitter synthesis (glycine, D-serine)
  • Used in sleep support formulations
  • Applied to skin health and cosmetic products
  • Supports cellular energy metabolism

 

Pharmaceutical & Research

 

  • Used as an intermediate in pharmaceutical synthesis
  • Applied in the production of antibiotics and other drugs
  • Used in biochemical research and metabolic studies
  • Applied in cell culture media formulations
  • Used in studies of neurological disorders
  • Research into amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and other conditions

 

Therapeutic Application

 

  • Examining neuroprotection for the neurodegenerative disease
  • It is used in psychosis research (D-serine research)
  • Utilized to manage sleep disorders
  • Possible applications for the field of cognitive improvement
  • Studied for the health of skin and anti-aging benefits

 

 

Handling and Safety Guidelines

 

  • Beware of inhaling fine powder
  • Wear gloves, goggles, or appropriate clothing when handling
  • Place in a dry, cool storage container, tightly shut
  • Use the COA as well as the MSDS directions completely

 

 

Where to Buy Serine?

 

Serine Manufacturer

 

ChemicalBull supplies high-purity L-Serine that meets IP/EP/USP and food-grade quality standards for pharmaceutical and nutraceutical applications.

 

Serine Supplier & Distributor

 

  • Available in bulk packing for supplement, pharmaceutical, and research use
  • High-purity pharmaceutical and food-grade options
  • Both L-Serine and D-Serine are available
  • COA, MSDS, and technical specifications provided

 

 

MSDS

 

Includes detailed safety instructions, hazard identification, and storage guidelines.

 

 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

 

  1. What is L-Serine used for?

    L-Serine is used in nutritional supplements for cognitive and neurological support, as a pharmaceutical intermediate, in cosmetics for skin health, and in research applications.

  2. What are the benefits of Serine supplementation?

    Benefits may include cognitive support, improved sleep quality, neuroprotection, support for neurotransmitter synthesis, and maintenance of skin health.

  3. What is the difference between L-Serine and D-Serine?

    L-Serine is the naturally occurring form used in protein synthesis; D-Serine is the enantiomer with specific roles in neurotransmission and NMDA receptor modulation.