What is the solubility of Streptonigrin (HY-124586, MCE) in water? Can Streptonigrin be dissolved directly by adding 1mL of DMSO without freeze-drying?
Streptonigrin has poor water solubility. Its pure aqueous system is relatively easy to lyophilize. However, if DMSO is added and the mixture is found to be insoluble, subsequent lyophilization will be more complex, and residual DMSO may occur. The answer to this question is provided by MedChemExpress Technical Support. [email protected]
Streptonigrin is easily soluble in DMSO but poorly soluble in water. Indeed—if the powder is in a vial, it may usually be dissolved immediately by adding DMSO (for example, 1 mL) to create a DMSO stock; freeze-drying is not necessary.