Oleoyl ethanolamide CAS No.:111-58-0 98.0% ，85.0% purity for Anti-infla

Product name:Oleoyl ethanolamide
Other name:N-oleoyl ethanolamine;
N-(2-hydroxyethyl)-,(Z)-9-Octadec , enamide
CAS No.:111-58-0
Molecular formula:C20H39NO2
Molecular weight:325.53
Purity:98.0% ，85.0%
Appearance:Fine white crystal powder
Packing :1kg/bag， 25kg/drum
Application:Pain relief, anti-inflammatory
3.Product introduction
Bioactive lipid amide OEA is synthesized in the gastrointestinal tract and is
related to several unique steady-state properties, including anti-inflammatory
activity, immune response, stimulation of fat decomposition and fatty acid
oxidation. OEA is derived from omega-9 monounsaturated fatty acid oleic acid. It is
considered to be an endogenous cannabinoid like lipid, and it is a receptor
activated by peroxisome proliferators α （PPAR- α） Interacting and mediating
anti-inflammatory processes. In addition, fatty acid ethanolamide is a lipid
mediator that regulates a large number of physiological functions. Oleoyl
ethanolamide (OEA), as such a biologically active lipid medium, is a peroxisome
proliferator activated receptor- α （PPAR- α） An effective agonist that
regulates the increased expression of fatty acid transferase CD36, thereby
regulating eating behavior. In addition, OEA is an endogenous fatty acid
ethanolamine produced in the intestinal mucosa. OEA anorexia signal may be the
basic element of the physiological and metabolic system regulating dietary fats
intake and obesity. The intake of oleic acid and the resulting OEA that endows
anorexia characteristics depend on CD36, PPAR- α， Intestinal adipose sensory
receptors, histamine, oxytocin, and dopamine; Causing an increase in fat oxidation
and energy expenditure to induce satiety and increase feeding latency; And any
interruption in these systems will stop or suppress the feeling of fullness caused
by fat.
4.Feature
(1) Oleoyl ethanolamide (OEA) is a molecule produced in the body and typically
present in the intestine.
(2) Oleoyl ethanolamide (OEA) is a molecule that regulates lipid metabolism and
energy homeostasis. Therefore, OEA may have beneficial metabolic effects on NAFLD
patients.
(3)Bioactive lipid amide oleoyl ethanolamide (OEA) has several unique steady-state
properties, including anti-inflammatory activity, immune response regulation, and
antioxidant effects,
5.Applications
Oleoyl ethanolamide is a natural ethanolamide lipid that can be used as a dietary
program and weight regulator for various vertebrates. It is a metabolite of oleic
acid formed in the human small intestine. It adheres to the PPAR Alpha receptor and
helps control four factors: hunger, body fat, cholesterol, and body weight. PPAR
Alpha represents the receptor alpha activated by peroxide proliferators.

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