CAS 21416-85-3: Arsinic acid,dimethyl-, potassium salt (9CI)

Potassium cacodylate is a model system for the study of enzyme-catalyzed reactions. It is a monoclonal antibody that activates the hydroxyl group on cysteine, which can be used to detect time. Potassium cacodylate is an irreversible enzyme and polymerase chain reaction (PCR) substrate. Potassium cacodylate has been used as a diagnostic tool in autoimmune diseases and in necrotic cell death. The tyrosine kinase domain in the protein encoded by this gene is responsible for binding ATP and phosphotyrosine, serving as a docking site for many proteins involved in signal transduction. The acyl chain of potassium cacodylate consists of two fatty acid chains that are linked by an ester bond, with one long-chain fatty acid connected to a short-chain fatty acid via an ester bond or amide bond.