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Amino-reactive BDP FL, a very bright and photostable dye for fluorescein channel.
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11420, 21420, 41420, 51420, 61420
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Bifunctional hydrophilic linker with NHS ester and terminal alkyne functional group based on tetraethyleneglycol (PEG4).
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2409-100mg, 2409-1g
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NHS-ester of AMCA dye for protein, peptide, and modified oligonucleotide labeling via reaction with amino groups. AMCA is one of the brightest blue fluorescent dyes with large Stoke's shift and high resistance to photobleaching.
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3606-100mg, 3606-25mg, 3606-50mg, 3606-5mg
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Amino-reactive NHS ester for the labeling with far-red quencher DusQ® 3.
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43D20, 53D20, 63D20
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Dicyano BDP 630/650 is a far-red fluorescent dye from the boron dipyrromethene (BDP) family, known for its high brightness and exceptional photostability. Its remarkable stability in strong acidic TFA media makes it particularly suitable for solid-phase peptide synthesis (SPPS). BDPep 630/650 NHS ester can be used for effective cell sorting and phenotyping.
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1M420, 2M420, 4M420, 5M420, 6M420
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A hydrophilic bifunctional linker with azide and NHS ester function groups flanking PEG6 (hexaethylene glycol).
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3692-1g, 3692-250mg
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Amino-reactive NHS ester with quencher for the conjugation with amines-containing molecules, DusQ® 21 quenching range 590 - 720 nm.
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48D20, 68D20
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Thiazole Orange NHS ester for labeling biomolecules (peptides, proteins, amino-DNA, etc.). Thiazole orange is a cyanine dye that is essentially dark in solution but has a bright fluorescence in double-stranded DNA and RNA.
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2183-5mg
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JOE is a fluorescent dye with emission in the yellow part of the spectrum. This derivative is an activated NHS ester for conjugation with amines.
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11120, 21120, 41120, 51120, 61120
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A heterobifunctional linker with DBCO and NHS ester function groups flanking PEG6 (hexaethylene glycol).
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3664-100mg, 3664-1g, 3664-50mg
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