Trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO)

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Trimethylamine (TMAO) is the compound that causes the characteristic fishy smell in fish. Its concentration in muscle increases with increasing depth & may act as a pressure counteractant allowing protein metabolism to be maintained. For more information, see Scientific American, April 2014 & abstract for the Society for Integrative & Compartive Biology 2013 Annual Meeting.

A molecular model of Trimethylamine N-oxide in the Molymod Hybrid Dome style uses the atoms & bonds in the parts list below. Our free 3D Molecular Model Builder shows other styles & allows for image rotation as an assembly guide.

Chemical data
Molecular Weight Chemical Formula
75.1102 C3H9NO

Trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO) molecular model built with Molymod Atoms & Bonds

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Synonyms
N,N-dimethylmethanamine oxide , 1184-78-7 , 317594_ALDRICH , ZINC00895494 , TRIMENTHLAMINE-N-O , trimethylamine-N-oxide , N,N-dimethylmethanamine oxide (IUPAC) , c1219 , AI3-60110 , EINECS 214-675-6 , Methanamine, N,N-dimethyl-, N-oxide , N,N-Dimethylmethanamine N-oxide , NSC 408426 , Trimethylamine, N-oxide (8CI) , Trimethyloxamine , Triox , NSC408426 , TMAO , Trimethylamine oxide , Trimethylamine, N-oxide , (CH3)3NO , C01104 , Trimethylamine N-oxide , CHEBI:15724 , N(CH3)3O , Trimethylaminoxid