J-147 Product Information
J-147 is a synthetic small-molecule research compound used in laboratory studies with non-human test subjects to examine cellular stress response, metabolic signaling pathways, and energy-related enzyme activity. In controlled experimental models, researchers use J-147 as a probe to measure changes in biochemical markers linked to oxidative balance, AMPK-associated signaling, and protein handling systems. Preclinical studies also track shifts in neurotrophic factor markers, synaptic indicators, and tissue-level characteristics using standardized assays and imaging methods. Behavioral testing in non-human test subjects is used to collect performance data that can be compared with molecular and structural measurements over time within defined study designs. J-147 is frequently discussed alongside other laboratory research compounds such as CMS121 and dihexa, which are similarly used to explore overlapping cellular pathways and signaling networks in experimental models. Within this framework, J-147 is positioned as a stable and reproducible research tool for investigating cellular stress mechanisms, metabolic pathway activity, and neural tissue biomarker patterns under controlled laboratory conditions. Summary of Characteristics Property Details Chemical sequence of amino acids Not applicable (small synthetic molecule, not a peptide) CAS number 1146963-51-0 (E/Z isomers) or 1807913-16-1 (specific isomer) Molecular Formula C18H17F3N2O2 Molecular Weight 350.33 g/mol Other Known Titles J147, J-147, J 147, N-(2,4-dimethylphenyl)-2,2,2-trifluoro-N′-[(E)-(3-methoxyphenyl)methylidene]acetamide




