Substrates
Medchemexpress LLC D-luciferin potassium | 115144-35-9 | 99.97% | 318.41 g/mol | C11H7KN2O3S2 | 10MM 1ML
D-Luciferin potassium is the potassium salt of D-luciferin, the natural substrate for firefly luciferase. In the presence of luciferase and ATP it produces a yellow-green bioluminescent signal (peak ~560 nm) used for luciferase assays and bioluminescence imaging. Supplied as a 10 mM ready-to-use solution (1 mL), it provides high purity and convenient handling for assay workflows.
- High purity: 99.97% by supplier analysis.
- Ready-to-use 10 mM stock for rapid assay setup.
- Generates strong bioluminescent signal with peak emission near 560 nm.
- Soluble in water (≈54.6 mM) with warming and sonication as needed.
- Suitable for luciferase reporter assays and bioluminescence imaging applications.
- Storage: sealed, protected from moisture and light; in solution store at -80°C for long-term stability.
Research Products International Corp 1-Naphthyl Phosphate Monosodium Salt Monohydrate, 1 Gram
Substrate for determaination of phosphatase. Protect from moisture.
Sigma Aldrich Fine Chemicals Biosciences Hippuryl-Arg carboxypeptidase substrate | 744-46-7 | MFCD00055706 | 250MG
Hippuryl-Arg carboxypeptidase substrate | Purity: >=98% (TLC) | Mol Wt: 335.36 | 744-46-7 | MFCD00055706 | 250MG
Echelon Biosciences Research Labs Metalloendopeptidase Substrate - 10 mg,
Metalloendopeptidase Substrate - 10mg , 2-aminobenzoyl-Ala-Gly-Leu-Ala-p-nitro-benzylamide Category/Application: Enzyme Substrates This item is non returnable
MOLECULAR DEPOT LLC Substrate Buffer - 50 mL
Beta-Galactosidase Chromogenic Substrate Buffer is a highly optimized buffer for the specific stabilization of beta-galactosidase chromogenic substrates This product has been used as stabilizing agent in various beta-galactosidase-related applications For in vitro research use only
Apexbio Technology LLC AMC-250MG
AMC (CAS No 26093-31-2) is a compound prevalent in biomedical research especially in the study of enzymatic activity Originating from the need to understand biological pathways AMC serves as a substrate in assays measuring enzyme kinetics and activity It is commonly used in studies involving serine proteases and other peptidases due to its ability to release a fluorescent signal upon enzymatic cleavage allowing researchers to monitor real-time enzyme activity Its effectiveness is often observed in nanomolar to low micromolar ranges making it suitable for high-throughput screening applications AMC is frequently applied in cell models and animal studies to evaluate enzyme inhibitors and explore potential therapeutic pathways Experimental concentrations typically depend on the specific research design highlighting its adaptability in various scientific investigations