13179-98-1
Chemical Structure
1,6-Dimethoxyhexane
- CAS No.: 13179-98-1
- Formula:C8H18O2
- Molecular Weight:146.23
IUPAC Name: 1,6-dimethoxyhexane
InChIKey: GZHQUHIMIVEQFV-UHFFFAOYSA-N
SMILES: COCCCCCCOC
Biological Activity: 1,6-Dimethoxyhexane is an aliphatic ether that serves as a PROTAC linker and fuel additive. 1,6-Dimethoxyhexane is an orally active testicular toxicant. It has no direct toxicity on its own, but exerts toxicity after oxidative metabolism by liver/testicular microsomes to produce 2-Methoxyacetic Acid (MAA). 1,6-Dimethoxyhexane induces apoptosis/necrosis of pachytene spermatocytes, downregulates the expression of HSP70.2, HSP60 and ERp60/PDI A3, and causes spermatogenic tubule degeneration, testicular/thymic atrophy, a sharp decline in epididymal sperm density, and other effects. 1,6-Dimethoxyhexane can be used in studies related to testicular toxicity[1].
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1,6-Dimethoxyhexane | 1,6-Dimethoxyhexane is an aliphatic ether that serves as a PROTAC linker and fuel additive. 1,6-Dimethoxyhexane is an orally active testicular toxicant. It has no direct toxicity on its own, but exerts toxicity after oxidative metabolism by liver/testicular microsomes to produce 2-Methoxyacetic Acid (MAA). 1,6-Dimethoxyhexane induces apoptosis/necrosis of pachytene spermatocytes, downregulates the expression of HSP70.2, HSP60 and ERp60/PDI A3, and causes spermatogenic tubule degeneration, testicular/thymic atrophy, a sharp decline in epididymal sperm density, and other effects. 1,6-Dimethoxyhexane can be used in studies related to testicular toxicity. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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