Fluorescent dyes
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C8250 CPMSummary: CPM is a maleimide derivative used as a blue fluorescent thiol reactive dye. - C8251 QTZSummary: QTZ is a bioluminescent agent for in vivo imaging.
- C8252 AcrylodanSummary: Acrylodan reacts with thiols.
- C8253 Cy2Summary: CY is the abbreviation of Cyanine, the classic Cyanine dyes contain two nitrogen-containing heterocyclic rings, and the molecule contains a conjugated chain consisting of methylchuanine (CH)n, which can be an odd or even number.
- C8254 Msr-blueSummary: Msr-blue is the first "turn-on" methioninesulfoxidereductase fluorescent probe with more than 100-fold fluorescence gain.
- C8255 IDT307Summary: IDT307 is an analog of the organic cation MPP+.
- C8256 5-DTAFSummary: 5-DTAF is a fluorescein isomer derivative that reacts directly with polysaccharides and other alcohols in aqueous solutions at pH>9.
- C8257 Sel-greenSummary: Sel-green is a selective selenol fluorescent probe.
- C8258 5-CarboxytetramethylrhodamineSummary: 5-Carboxytetramethylrhodamine is used as a fluorescent probe for nucleic acids and proteins.
- C8259 N-AminofluoresceinSummary: N-Aminofluorescein, a helical fluorescein hydrazide, is a fluorescent probe that is highly selective and sensitive to Cu.