Description: Epiandrosterone sulfate [also known as 3β-androsterone, Epi (17-ketosteroid epiandrosterone)] is a naturally occuring steroid hormone with weak androgenic activity, and is also a natural metabolite of DHEA. EPI formed in peripheral tissues is a metabolite of testosterone precursor DHEA. After circulation in vivo, EPI is ultimately excreted from urine. Serving as a weak androgen, EPI is proved to block the pentose phosphate pathway and to down-regulate intracellular NADPH levels.

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Related CAS#: 53-43-0 (DHEA, Prasterone; Dehydroisoandrosterone; Dehydroepiandrosterone); 977-35-5 (Epiandrosterone sulfate); 28507-02-0 (16-bromo Epiandrosterone)

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CAS：977-35-5