Source: RDKit-rendered 2D structure from PubChem canonical connectivity
CAS Number
142449-89-6
Molecular Formula
C56H42O12
Molecular Weight
906.9
Purity
≥ 98% (HPLC)
Appearance
Solid
Storage
Store at -20°C, dark and dry.
Stilbenoids
CAS 142449-89-6
Catalog SYL-RS-005
Not held in launch inventory. Available by inquiry for synthesis scheduling, analytical documentation review, and batch planning.
Procurement Options
Pack sizing, price visibility, and availability for direct checkout or procurement review.
1 mg
Made to order
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5 mg
Made to order
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10 mg
Made to order
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Not held in launch inventory. Available by inquiry for synthesis scheduling, analytical documentation review, and batch planning.
Analytical Standard / Research Use Only. Belongs to Stilbenoids class.
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Handling and safety summary for laboratory storage and use.
Vitisin A (CAS 142449-89-6) is a tetrameric resveratrol oligomer relevant to laboratories studying higher-order stilbenoid identity, comparative oligomer chemistry, and rare natural-product reference materials. The chemistry-note comparison page treats it as a higher-order record that benefits from explicit structural context because tetrameric members of the family share broad naming patterns while remaining chemically distinct.
Vitisin A is indexed under CAS 142449-89-6 with molecular formula C56H42O12 and molecular weight 906.9. The public specification set keeps ≥ 98% (HPLC) purity posture, Solid appearance, and Store at -20°C, dark and dry. storage guidance visible so analytical teams can compare this record against adjacent compounds before routing a purchase request. In commercial terms, the material is currently scheduled as a made-to-order program, which keeps the public listing aligned with the real RUO sourcing posture.
Vitisin A is handled as a made-to-order procurement path with documentation review and scheduling support. COA and SDS access remain part of the public record so research teams can evaluate the material before committing to a batch plan. That approach follows the supplier-evaluation guidance already published in the research library, where rare materials are expected to show identity, document posture, and honest lead-time framing before procurement advances.
Store vitisin A at -20C with protection from light and ambient moisture, and keep sample exposure brief during dispensing so higher-order oligomer handling remains consistent from lot to lot. For laboratories using the compound as a tetrameric comparison standard, it is good practice to record aliquot history, storage deviations, and document references directly in the analytical file.