ATP Na2

ATP Na2 is a complexed form of adenosine triphosphate (ATP) with sodium ions (Na+). ATP is a molecule that is essential in cell energy metabolism, acting as the primary energy currency for cellular processes. ATP In biochemical and biomedical research, Na2 is commonly used as an ATP source as well as a substrate for various enzymes that use ATP as a co-factor or substrate. It’s usually sold as a salt, with two sodium ions complexed with each ATP molecule. The addition of sodium ions helps to stabilize the molecule and prevent its breakdown, which is one of the benefits of using ATP Na2 in research. This makes biochemical and enzymatic assays more accurate and consistent. ATP Na2 has been used in clinical settings for a variety of purposes, including the treatment of wound healing and the enhancement of muscle performance in athletes, in addition to its use in research. However, ATP Na2 should be handled with care and caution, as it can be harmful if consumed or inhaled. It should be kept dry and cool, away from direct sunlight and heat sources.