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Invitrogen™ Dihydroethidium (Hydroethidine)

Name: Invitrogen&trade; Dihydroethidium (Hydroethidine)
Brand: Invitrogen&trade;
SKU: D1168
Price: 328.00 USD

Free radical sensor

Supplier: Invitrogen™ D1168

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Catalog No. D1168

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Superoxide indicator dihydroethdium, also called hydroethidine, exhibits blue-fluorescence in cytosol until oxidized, where it intercalates within cell's DNA, staining its nucleus a bright fluorescent red
Excitation Emission: 518/606nm

Cat. No. D23107 packaged 5mM solution stabilized in DMSO.

Apoptosis, Cell Analysis, Cell Structure, Cell Tracing and Tracking, Cell Viability, Proliferation and Function, Free Radical Detection, Nitro-Oxidative Stress, Nucleus, Nucleoli and Nuclear Envelope, Organelle Tracing, Reactive Oxygen Species

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Shipping Condition: Room Temperature

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Quantity	25 mg
Excitation/Emission	518/605 nm

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