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DyLight™ 488, Free Acid

Catalog number: 62280
Thermo Scientific™

DyLight™ 488, Free Acid

Catalog number: 62280
Catalog Number
62280
Unit Size
1 mg
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Price: 286.00
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Thermo Scientific DyLight Fluor Free Acids are non-activated forms of selected DyLight Fluorescent Dyes for use as controls and calibration factors in fluorescence imaging applications. DyLight 488 has excitation and emission peaks at 493 and 518 nm, respectively (±4 nm, in PBS).

These non-activated fluorescent dyes contain the native carboxyl group of the standard dye molecule.

General DyLight Fluorophore Highlights:

Bright fluorescence—intense emission provides superior sensitivity and requires less conjugate
Narrow emission spectra—negligible bleed-through between fluorophore channels enables multi-color detection
Excellent photostability—exceptional resistance to photobleaching enables fluorescence imaging under the most demanding conditions (e.g., structured illumination, 4Pi microscopy)
Buffer stability—conjugated fluorophores are completely stable at pH 4-9
Instrument compatibility—excitation and emission spectra correspond with filter sets and laser settings of all popular fluorescence instrumentation

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For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.

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Description
DyLight™ 488, Free Acid, 1mg, Solid, DyLight™ 488 Dye, 493/518nm Excitation/Emission Wavelength, <4°C Storage Temperature, Used for Protein Biology, Protein Labeling and Crosslinking, Protein Labeling
Quantity
1 mg
Product Type
Free Acid
Solubility
DMF (Dimethylformamide)
Reactive Moiety
Carboxylic Acid
Label or Dye
DyLight™ 488
Label Type
DyLight Fluors
Product Line
DyLight™
Emission
518
Excitation
493

Contents & Storage

Store at < 4°C.

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