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Amine
Building blocks containing primary amine group (NH2) used for preparation blue-fluorescent custom probes.
A blue-fluorescent building block used to modify carboxylic-acid containing molecules with an AZDye™ 405 label.
Amine-activated, green-fluorescent building blocks with excitation maximum matching 488 nm laser line.
A green-fluorescent building block used to modify carboxylic acid containing molecules with AZDye™ 488.
A building block used to modify carboxylic acid containing molecules with green-fluorescent tag.
Orange-fluorescent dyes containing primary amine group (NH2) used for labeling proteins via a carboxylic acid moiety.
A purified single isomer 5 of amine-containing TAMRA dye. Often a reagent of choice for preparing TAMRA-labeled peptides.
A purified single isomer 6 of amine-containing TAMRA dye. Often a reagent of choice for preparing TAMRA-labeled peptides.
Orange-fluorescent, amine-activated dyes with excitation maximum near 555 nm.
An orange-fluorescent building block used to modify carboxylic acid containing molecules with Cy3 label.
Orange-fluorescent dyes containing primary amine group (NH2) used for labeling proteins via a carboxylic acid moiety.
A red-fluorescent dye used to modify carboxylic acid and activated esters through a stable amide bond.
An orange-fluorescent building block used to modify carboxylic acid containing molecules.
Red-fluorescent dyes with excitation ideally suited for 568 nm or 594 nm laser lines.
A red-fluorescent dye used to modify carboxylic acid and activated esters through a stable amide bond.
Cyanine5 based, amine-activated, green-fluorescent dyes with excitation maximum near 650 nm.
A far-red-fluorescent building block used to modify carboxylic acid containing molecules with Cy5 label.
Near-IR fluorescent building blocks containing primary amine group (NH2) often used for preparation custom probes.
A water-soluble, near-IR dye often used for preparation of custom conjugates for near-IR imaging.
