Question 1:

Laduviglusib,

Laduviglusib monohydrochloride,

Laduviglusib trihydrochloride,

Laduviglusib dihydrochloride

These four products are completely equivalent in biological activity. The difference is whether they contain salt and the type of salt, which will lead to differences in product stability and solubility. All four can be used in common biological experiments, such as cells, animals, organoids, etc.

Laduviglusib (GMP), this is a GMP-grade product, generally used as an auxiliary reagent in the production of cell therapy, and can be used for the reprogramming, expansion and differentiation of stem cells.

Laduviglusib (Standard), this is a standard product, generally used as a quality inspection standard for chemical testing.

We recommend Laduviglusib monohydrochloride (Cat. No.: HY-10182A) with better stability.

Question 2:

BMP-4 is not suitable because it is a peptide, and the fragment is very short. We recommend

BMP-4 Protein, Human (Cat. No.: HY-P7007), which is a recombinant protein and has been reported with good quality.

Question 3:

There is little difference between Activin A molecules from humans, mice and rats, so Activin A Protein, Human/Mouse/Rat (HEK293) (Cat. No.: HY-P70311) is suitable for this experiment.

Question 4:

Yes, Wnt-C59 (Cat. No.: HY-15659) can be used directly in this experiment. This is a small-molecule product that can be used in cells, animals, organoids, etc. If animal experiments are conducted, it can be administered orally.

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