
DusQ 21 NHS ester | CAS 304014-13-9
Catalog Number | A20-0021 |
Category | DusQ |
Molecular Formula | C45H39ClN4O7S |
Molecular Weight | 815.35 |
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Product Introduction
DusQ 21 is a dark quencher used as an acceptor in FRET applications, it has absorption maximum 656 nm, and can be used in multiplex assays due to the lack of secondary fluorescence. DusQ 21 NHS ester derivative is used for labeling with the primary amines of amine-containing molecules. It can be used for quenching of many fluorophores, including Cyanine5, Cyanine5.5, AF 647.
Chemical Information
Appearance | Dark Purple Powder |
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