Product of the Month October: Lactic Acid
Lactic Acid – A Versatile Laboratory Chemical with Biotechnological Potential Lactic acid (2-hydroxypropanoic acid) is much more than just a metabolic byproduct in the human body. In chemical and pharmaceutical research, it has established itself as a versatile laboratory chemical, with applications ranging from synthesis and analytics to biotechnology. Origin and Production Lactic acid naturally […]
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Making the Invisible Visible: D-Luciferin Free Acid as a Key to Sensitive Cellular Analysis
Bioluminescent imaging has become an indispensable tool in biomedical research over the past decades. At the heart of this technology lies a single molecule: D-Luciferin, particularly in its Free Acid form. D-Luciferin Free Acid (CAS No. 2591-17-5) is a synthetic derivative of the natural substrate found in fireflies (Photinus pyralis). It is produced entirely through […]
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Meet us in Frankfurt
Our Managing Director Steffen Tropitzsch, along with Michael Schäffler, Dr. Sandra Miklos, and Corinna Schroller from our team, will be on site and are looking forward to engaging conversations. Feel free to schedule a meeting in advance – just send us an email!
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Product of the Month September: Methanesulfonic Acid (MSA)
Methanesulfonic acid (MSA), also known as methylsulfonic acid or mesyl acid, is the simplest representative of the sulfonic acids. It is a colorless, odorless, viscous liquid characterized by high acidity and remarkable chemical stability. MSA is hygroscopic and possesses a wide electrochemical window.In laboratory-scale production, MSA can be synthesized by oxidizing methanethiol or dimethyldisulfide using […]
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Naturally Derived, Stable, Effective – Pinanediol as a Key Ingredient for Clean Beauty
Cosmetic product development increasingly challenges manufacturers to identify ingredients that are not only effective and well-tolerated, but also sustainable and formulation-friendly.One compound that shows great promise in this context is Pinanediol. What is Pinanediol? Pinanediol is a bicyclic diol derived from natural terpenes such as α-pinene, a component of essential oils found in pine and […]
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Product of the Month August: Everolimus
Everolimus is a synthetic derivative of the natural compound Sirolimus (Rapamycin), originally isolated from the bacterium Streptomyces hygroscopicus found on Easter Island (Rapa Nui). As a member of the macrolide class and mTOR inhibitors, Everolimus boasts a remarkable range of applications. From transplant medicine to cancer research and laboratory technology. Everolimus was developed to optimize […]
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Aging Research and Drug Discovery Meeting in Copenhagen
We’re excited to share that Michael Schaeffler, our experienced project lead in the pharmaceutical sector, will be attending the Aging Research and Drug Discovery Meeting at the University of Copenhagen from August 25-29. Michael is an expert in the field of Rapamycin and its potential in longevity research. If you’re working on age-related therapies or […]
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Camphanediol – Smoothing, Soothing, and Hydrating
In the world of skincare, ingredients with versatile properties and high skin compatibility are in high demand. One such ingredient is Camphanediol. A skin-conditioning agent known for its soothing effect and pleasant texture. But what exactly is behind this promising compound? What is Camphanediol? Camphanediol is an active ingredient originally derived from natural camphor. An […]
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Rapamycin / Sirolimus: Laboratory Chemical of the Month for July
Rapamycin, also known as Sirolimus, was first discovered in the 1970s on Easter Island (Rapa Nui). Initially isolated as an antifungal agent, its diverse biological properties have led to a wide range of applications: 1. Laboratory Chemical: Rapamycin is extensively used in research, particularly for studying cell growth processes and signaling pathways. It is a […]
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Product of the Month: June – Nystatin
Nystatin is a polyene macrolactone, isolated from the actinobacterium Streptomyces noursei. It was first discovered in 1948 by scientists Elizabeth Lee Hazen and Rachel Fuller Brown in New York. Primarily known as an antifungal agent, Nystatin also plays a significant role as a laboratory chemical. The yellowish solid belongs to the class of polyene antifungals […]
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Bangalore: Michael Schäffler Receives Highest Honor from the State of Karnataka
26 Years of Successful Cooperation with Siddhi Vinayaka Spechem PVT LTD About 26 years ago, Harsha, the owner of Siddhi Vinayaka Spechem PVT LTD, started producing dithiothreitol on a 5 kg scale. This chemical compound is used in molecular biology and biochemistry to stabilize and protect proteins.At that time, the main customer was based in […]
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BIO International Convention in Boston
From June 16-19, 2025, the BIO International Convention will take place in Boston. Our Pharma project leader, Michael Schaeffler, will be there. Take the opportunity to schedule a meeting with him
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