Tangeretin: High-Purity Polymethoxyflavone for Neuroinflammation and Metabolic Research

1. Molecular Identity

• Chemical Name: 5,6,7,8,4′-Pentamethoxyflavone
• CAS Number: 481-53-8
• Source: Naturally occurring in citrus peels, particularly tangerine

2. Biochemical Significance

Tangeretin is a polymethoxylated flavone widely studied for its role in cellular health and metabolic balance. It has attracted attention in research on inflammation, oxidative stress, and brain function.

3. Key Properties

• Anti-Inflammatory: Investigated for modulation of inflammatory mediators
• Neuroprotective: Explored in models of neuronal stress and signaling
• Antioxidant: Demonstrates potential in free radical neutralization
• Metabolic Support: Studied for roles in lipid and glucose pathways

4. Potential Research Applications

• Neuroinflammation and brain wellness research
• Citrus phytochemical and polymethoxyflavone studies
• Metabolic balance and oxidative stress models
• Cardiovascular and endothelial health investigations

5. Current Research Focus

Active areas of study include:

• Signaling pathways in neuroinflammation
• Cellular responses to metabolic imbalance
• Cholesterol, lipid profiles, and vascular function
• Synergistic effects with other natural flavonoids

6. Formulation and Delivery

Research teams are currently addressing:

• Enhanced solubility for better uptake in model systems
• Microencapsulation and sustained-release formulations
• Combining with bioenhancers for synergistic performance

7. Bulk Availability and Specifications

• Purity: ≥98% (HPLC)
• Form: Pale yellow crystalline powder
• Supply Options: Available in research and bulk quantities
• Packaging: Customizable upon request
• Documents: COA, MSDS, Technical Sheet available

8. Regulatory and Safety Notes

Tangeretin (CAS 481-53-8) is provided strictly for research and development purposes. It is not intended for human consumption, pharmaceutical formulations, or cosmetic applications without appropriate evaluation and authorization.

9. Future Exploration Areas

The research community is actively investigating:

• Mechanistic roles in brain and metabolic health
• Synergy with hesperidin, nobiletin, and related flavonoids
• Impact on cellular stress and adaptive response

10. Partnership Opportunities

We invite biochemists, neuroscientists, metabolomics researchers, and academic groups to explore Tangeretin’s potential. For bulk quotes, technical data, or collaborative inquiries, contact us at [email protected].

Advance your citrus flavonoid research with Tangeretin – available in high-purity bulk form for innovative scientific use.