MOPS Sodium Salt CAS 71119-22-7

1. Acts as a widely used biological buffer in RNA electrophoresis to maintain stable pH and protect nucleic acid integrity.
2. Serves MOPS sodium salt CAS 71119-22-7 as a pH stabilizer in cell culture media for mammalian cells, especially those sensitive to carbon dioxide fluctuations.
3. Functions as a component in protein purification and enzyme activity assays to ensure optimal reaction conditions.

1. Store in sealed moisture-proof containers at 15–25℃ in a cool, dry, dark area away from direct sunlight and oxidizing agents.
2. Keep MOPS sodium salt CAS 71119-22-7 separated from strong acids and heavy metal salts to prevent precipitation and loss of buffering capacity.
3. Wear nitrile gloves, safety goggles, and a dust mask during handling to avoid skin contact and accidental dust inhalation.

1. High water solubility allows for the preparation of concentrated stock solutions that simplify lab workflow and reduce waste.
2. Minimal MOPS sodium salt CAS 71119-22-7 metal ion chelation makes it suitable for experiments involving metal-dependent enzymes and ion channel studies.
3. Low UV absorbance at 260 nm ensures no interference with nucleic acid quantification and detection in molecular biology assays.

- GHS Classification: Irritant (GHS07, Xi), Causes skin irritation (H315), Causes serious eye irritation (H319), May cause respiratory irritation (H335).
- Prolonged MOPS sodium salt CAS 71119-22-7 skin contact can lead to redness and itching; inhalation of dust may result in throat irritation and coughing.
- Non-flammable and chemically stable under recommended storage conditions; avoid temperatures above 320℃ to prevent thermal decomposition.
- UN Number: Not listed as a hazardous substance for general transport; classified as a non-dangerous good under normal conditions.