Product name:Rose Bengal
CAS:11121-48-5
Molecular Formula:C20H4Cl4I4O5
Molecular Weight:973.67
Description of Rose Bengal:
Rose bengal is a chemical compound used as a stain for identifying certain types of tissues while screening for disease and other medical problems. It also has a number of other uses in medical research and as of 2010, was in development as a cancer treatment for certain types of melanoma and breast cancer. This compound is sold through scientific supply companies, particularly those specializing in supplying materials to medical researchers.
The compound is a derivative of fluorescein. Depending on how it is handled, it can fluoresce with red to blue coloration in certain environments. One common use for rose bengal is in ophthalmology, where eye drops are used to check for damaged cells in the eye during screening for cancers and other eye disorders. The rose bengal will highlight dead or damaged cells, acting like a red flag for a physician.
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