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Biotin (5-fluorescein) conjugate
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Catalog No. T201325Cas No. 957494-27-8
Alias N-(Fluorescein-5-carbamidoethyl)biotinamide
Biotin (5-fluorescein) conjugate (N-(Fluorescein-5-carbamidoethyl)biotinamide) is a fluorescent biotin derivative known for its high efficiency in cell labeling. This conjugate is utilized in biomedical research to detect and localize target molecules. It is extensively used in immunofluorescence staining experiments to enhance sensitivity and specificity.
Biotin (5-fluorescein) conjugate
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Catalog No. T201325Alias N-(Fluorescein-5-carbamidoethyl)biotinamideCas No. 957494-27-8
Biotin (5-fluorescein) conjugate (N-(Fluorescein-5-carbamidoethyl)biotinamide) is a fluorescent biotin derivative known for its high efficiency in cell labeling. This conjugate is utilized in biomedical research to detect and localize target molecules. It is extensively used in immunofluorescence staining experiments to enhance sensitivity and specificity.
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| Description | Biotin (5-fluorescein) conjugate (N-(Fluorescein-5-carbamidoethyl)biotinamide) is a fluorescent biotin derivative known for its high efficiency in cell labeling. This conjugate is utilized in biomedical research to detect and localize target molecules. It is extensively used in immunofluorescence staining experiments to enhance sensitivity and specificity. |
| Alias | N-(Fluorescein-5-carbamidoethyl)biotinamide |
| Molecular Weight | 644.69 |
| Formula | C33H32N4O8S |
| Cas No. | 957494-27-8 |
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| Storage | Powder: -20°C for 3 years | In solvent: -80°C for 1 year | Shipping with blue ice. |
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(mother liquor concentration of 40 mg/mL), if you need to configure a concentration that exceeds the solubility of the product, please contact us first.Preparation method for in vivo formula: Take 50 μL DMSO main solution, add 300 μLPEG300 mix well and clarify, then add 50 more μL Tween 80, mix well and clarify, then add 600 more μLddH2O mix well and clarify
main solution, add 300 μLPEG300 mix well and clarify, then add 50 more μL Tween 80, mix well and clarify, then add 600 more μLddH2O mix well and clarifyFor Reference Only. Please develop an appropriate dissolution method based on your laboratory animals and route of administration.
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