NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide)
NAD+ is the oxidized form of nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, the central hydride-carrying coenzyme in cellular redox reactions. Studied as a reference cofactor for mitochondrial energy metabolism, sirtuin deacetylase activation, and PARP-family DNA-repair signaling, it appears in the literature as a probe of cellular energy state rather than a systemic agent.
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Batch ID
The lookup key — printed on the vial label and on the public certificate. Type it into the input above to swap the verified record inline, or click any Sample-batch chip to jump straight to another COA shipped by this catalog.
Third-party lab
Apex Veritas Analytical — ISO/IEC 17025-accredited, not an in-house assay. The lab name on the certificate is the auditing point of record; the printed batch resolves against the lab report, not a marketing claim about purity.
Purity %
Reported from HPLC at 214 nm — the absorbance maximum for the oxidized nicotinamide cofactor and the standard identity + purity assay for this material. The chromatogram is the visual proof: the printed percentage is the integrated area of the dominant cofactor peak against the total integrated area.
Test date
The calendar date the assay was run — distinct from the manufacturing date. Because the reconstituted cofactor hydrolyzes over time, a recent test date is what matters: the certificate reflects the vial as it sits on the shelf today, not a snapshot from months ago.
Residual solvent
Trace synthesis solvent carried through the purification step, reported in parts-per-million against the ICH Q3C safety threshold. A clean residual-solvent panel signals how thoroughly the crude lyophilized cofactor was purified before bottling.
Three steps from synthesis to a signed certificate.
Lyophilization
The oxidized cofactor is freeze-dried from the working buffer to lock in the NAD+ form at the assay date — in solution it hydrolyzes and shifts the pool toward inhibitors of NAD+-consuming enzymes. The sealed lyophilized cake preserves the cofactor until the day of reconstitution.
HPLC
Reverse-phase high-performance liquid chromatography at 214 nm is the identity + purity assay for this material. The chromatogram is the visual proof that the right cofactor is the dominant peak; the 99.6% printed on the certificate is the integrated area of that peak against the total integrated area.
Mass spec
Electrospray ionization mass spectrometry is the identity confirmation; the observed molecular ion mass is read against the theoretical monoisotopic mass for NAD+ so the framework of the recovered cofactor matches the formula on file (C21H27N7O14P2).
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