Sodium glycinocholate NEW

Sodium Glycinocholate

Definition:
Sodium Glycinocholate is the sodium salt of glycinocholic acid, a bile acid derivative that is conjugated with glycine. It is used in various biochemical and pharmaceutical applications.

Function:
Sodium Glycinocholate functions as an emulsifying agent, facilitating the digestion and absorption of fats in the intestine. It also helps regulate cholesterol levels and supports liver function by assisting in bile acid metabolism.

Applications:

1. Pharmaceuticals: Used in bile acid therapy for the treatment of liver diseases and cholesterol regulation.

2. Research: Employed in studies related to bile acid metabolism, gastrointestinal health, and liver function.

3. Cosmetics: Occasionally included in skin care products for its potential to support skin health through its lipid metabolism properties.