Fosribnicotinamide

Also known as nicotinamide mononucleotide, with the chemical formula C11H15N2O8P, it is soluble in water and is a white to slightly yellow crystalline powder with no obvious odor. It needs to be stored away from light and water at room temperature (with a shelf life of 24 months) and has weak acidity (pH=3-4). It is widely used as a raw material for drugs, medical and cosmetic products, and food additives. The industrial synthesis methods include chemical and biological methods.
NMN is a naturally occurring and biologically active nucleotide widely present in the human body, vegetables, fruits, and meat, particularly abundant in avocados and edamame. It is not only a precursor to coenzyme I synthesis, but also an important metabolic intermediate in cells [1]. It belongs to the category of vitamin B derivatives (niacinamide belongs to vitamin B3) and is closely related to multiple biochemical reactions in the human body, such as immunity, metabolism, and exercise. It has the effects of lipid-lowering and weight loss, delaying aging, and treating cardiovascular diseases