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Ionizable lipids / Lipid A1-EP10-O18A
Lipid A1-EP10-O18A chemical structure
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CAT. NO. DC67536

Lipid A1-EP10-O18A

Ionizable lipid for LNP and nucleic-acid delivery research.

Pack size & price

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TotalUS$550
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Ships from ShanghaiIce-pack transportPure lipid recommended
Product overview

Description & Application

A1-EP10-O18A​​ is an ​​asymmetric ionizable lipid​​ developed by Starna Therapeutics for mRNA vaccine delivery. Synthesized via Michael addition between amine alcohols and acrylates, its optimized structure—combining a hydrophilic C10 chain and hydrophobic unsaturated C18 tail—enables pH-dependent ionization. As the core component of the ​​STAR0225 lipid nanoparticle (LNP)​​ platform, it efficiently encapsulates mRNA and facilitates endosomal escape. Preclinical studies demonstrate superior in vivo mRNA delivery (vs. commercial SM102 LNPs), with enhanced local biodistribution and minimal off-target accumulation. This lipid underpins ​​STR-V003​​, an RSV prefusion F mRNA vaccine showing robust immunogenicity and protection in animal models, supporting its clinical transition (NCT06344975).

CAS No.Not available
Chemical NameLipid A1-EP10-O18A
SynonymsLipid A1EP10 O18A
SMILESCCCCC/C=C\C/C=C\CCCCCCCCOC(=O)CCN(CCCN(C)CCCN(CCC(=O)OCCCCCCCC/C=C\C/C=C\CCCCC)C(O)CCCCCCCC)CCC(=O)OCCCCCCCC/C=C\C/C=C\CCCCC
FormulaC79H145O7N3
M.Wt1,249.04
Purity>98%
StoragePure form: −20 °C, 1 year; In solvent: −80 °C, 6 months; −20 °C, 1 month. Sealed and protected from light.
Shipping conditionShips from Shanghai. Pure lipid is stable during ice-pack transport.
PublicationNot available
Laboratory planning

Solution Calculators

The product molecular weight is prefilled when available and remains editable. Confirm solvent compatibility and solubility before preparation.

Mass = concentration × volume × molecular weight
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C₁V₁ = C₂V₂
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Preparing stock solutions

Quick preparation table

Solvent volumes update from the molecular weight above.

Mass1 mM5 mM10 mM
10 mg8.0061 mL1.6012 mL800.61 μL
25 mg20.0154 mL4.0031 mL2.0015 mL
50 mg40.0307 mL8.0061 mL4.0031 mL
100 mg80.0615 mL16.0123 mL8.0061 mL
250 mg200.1537 mL40.0307 mL20.0154 mL

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Handling guidance

Shipping, storage and sampling

How is the lipid shipped, and how should I store it?
We generally ship the neat (undissolved) lipid compound rather than an ethanol solution. The neat lipid is stable during transport with ice packs, and shipments originate from Shanghai. Pure form: store at −20 °C for up to 1 year. In solvent: store at −80 °C for up to 6 months or at −20 °C for up to 1 month. Keep sealed and protected from light. Avoid repeated thaw cycles for best results.
Pure lipid or solution — which should I choose?
Pure lipid is generally more stable during shipping and storage, so we usually recommend the pure form. A solution in ethanol or chloroform can be supplied when required by your workflow. Tell us the intended application, solvent and target concentration so the most suitable format can be confirmed.
How should I measure a small amount of oily or viscous lipid?
Ionizable lipids are often oily liquids or viscous semisolids, so material can be lost during repeated weighing or transfer. For a small pack, dissolve the entire quantity and aliquot it volumetrically. For example, add 1 mL ethanol to 25 mg lipid to prepare a 25 mg/mL stock, then use a pipette to withdraw the required amount. For quantities above 100 mg, direct weighing with an analytical balance may be more practical. Always confirm solvent compatibility and solubility first.
Can you support formulation optimization and scale-up?
Yes. Share the RNA cargo, target tissue, administration route, formulation method and assay plan. Our team can discuss starting molar ratios, N/P ratio and scale-up requirements for research workflows.