Protein Labeling Reagents
Abnova™ Fluorescent Dye 749-C7 Acid
Cyanine 7 dye conjugates are one type of the most common near infrared red fluorophores used in in vivo imaging applications
Abnova™ Fluorescent Dye 790-I Succinimidyl Ester
Water-soluble fluorescent dye forms stable peptide bond with protein amino groups
Abnova™ Fluorescent Dye 645-A Amine
Water soluble fluorescent dye derived from Cyanine
Abnova™ Fluorescent Dye 555-I Succinimidyl Ester
Water-soluble fluorescent dye forms stable peptide bond with protein amino groups
Abnova™ Fluorescent Dye 700-I Hydrazide
Water-soluble fluorescent dye forms stable Schiff Base with carbonyl group
Abnova™ Fluorescent Dye 750-I Hydrazide
Water-soluble fluorescent dye forms stable Schiff Base with carbonyl group
Abnova™ Fluorescent Dye 678-C5.5 NHS Ester
Cyanine 5.5 dyes are common red fluorophores; C5.5 NHS Ester reacts with amino groups
Abnova™ Fluorescent Dye 700-I Succinimidyl Ester
Water-soluble fluorescent dye forms stable peptide bond with protein amino groups
Abnova™ Fluorescent Dye 555-I Maleimide
Water-soluble fluorescent dye forms stable thioether bond with free thiol groups
Abnova™ Calcein AM
Calcein AM is a cell-permeant dye that can be used to determine cell viability in most eukaryotic cells. In live cells the nonfluorescent calcein AM is converted to green-fluorescent calcein, after acetoxymethyl ester hydrolysis by intracellular esterases.
Abnova™ Fluorescent Dye 555-C3 Acid
Cyanine 3 dyes have enhanced fluorescence upon binding to proteins
Abnova™ Fluorescent Dye 594-I Streptavidin
Fluorescence Dye 594-I with Streptavidin conjugate
Abnova™ Fluorescent Dye 678-C5.5 Hydrazide
Cyanine 5.5 dyes are common red fluorophores; C5.5 Hydrazide reacts with carbonyl groups
Abnova™ Fluorescent Dye 647-I Phalloidin
Fluorescence Dye 647-I with Phalloidin conjugate
Abnova™ Fluorescent Dye 350-I Hydrazide
Water soluble fluorescent dye forms stable Schiff Base with carbonyl group