| Product Name | Coenzyme Q10(Ubiquinone) | |
| CAS | 303-98-0 | |
| Characteristic | Ubiquinol | Ubidecarenone |
| Chemical Structure | Fully reduced benzoquinone ring (hydroquinone form) |
Oxidized state of quinone ring (containing two carbonyl groups) |
| Primary Function | Electron transport + potent antioxidant (scavenges free radicals) |
Electron carrier in the electron transport chain |
| Antioxidant Capacity | 4-8 times that of the oxidized form | Relatively weak |
| Proportion in Blood | Approximately 95% | Approximately 5% |
| Age Correlation | Significantly decreases with age | Relatively stable |
| Absorption Property | Directly bioavailable | Requires conversion to reduced form in the intestine for absorption |
| Changes in Skin | Declines by 40% in aging skin | No significant change |
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Oxidized Coenzyme Q10 Ubiquinone 303-98-0
Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) is a nutrient present in all animals and most bacteria; it part of the electron transport chain and assists in cellular respiration to generate energy in the mitochondria. It is known to be generally anti-inflammatory and can serve as an antioxidant, therefore its deficiency is associated with chronic fatigue and other autoimmune diseases.
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