LNP & Nucleic Acid Delivery Lipids

Sodium Cholesteryl Sulfate

Sodium Cholesteryl Sulfate

Product NoCH51036CAS No2864-50-8
Sodium Cholesteryl Sulfate

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Chemical Name
Sodium Cholesteryl Sulfate
MF
C27H45NaO4S
MW
488.7

Sodium Cholesteryl Sulfate is a cholesteryl sulfate sodium salt identified by CAS 2864-50-8.

PubChem CID 23679068 and ChemicalBook both list the formula C27H45NaO4S and molecular weight 488.7 for this product identity.

The page presents the compound as a sterol sulfate sodium salt with research in membrane, liposome, and electrostatic-interaction studies.

Identity and specifications

Catalog No.CH51036
CAS No.2864-50-8
Chemical NameSodium Cholesteryl Sulfate
SynonymsCholesteryl sodium sulfate; cholesterol 3-sulfate sodium salt; cholesteryl sulfate sodium; sodium cholesterol sulfate
Molecular FormulaC27H45NaO4S
Molecular Weight488.7
PubChem CID23679068

Application context

  • Sterol sulfate identity work: supports matching Sodium Cholesteryl Sulfate, Cholesteryl sodium sulfate, and cholesterol 3-sulfate sodium salt naming to CAS 2864-50-8.
  • Membrane and liposome research: cholesteryl/cholesterol sulfate appears in literature on liposome systems and phospholipid-sterol membrane interactions.
  • Electrostatic interaction studies: cholesterol sulfate has been reported in ion-pairing and self-assembly researchs.

Additional material information

Characteristics

  • Sodium salt of cholesteryl/cholesterol sulfate.
  • Formula C27H45NaO4S and molecular weight 488.7 are aligned between PubChem and ChemicalBook.
  • Combines a sterol framework with a sulfate sodium salt group.

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Which molecular weight is used?

The page uses MW 488.7 because both PubChem CID 23679068 and ChemicalBook list formula C27H45NaO4S with molecular weight 488.7.

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