
MGB-NFQ
Catalog Number | A20-0032 |
Category | Other Quencher |
Molecular Formula | C59H60ClN11O7 |
Molecular Weight | 1070.65 |
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Product Introduction
Molecules that are attached to the 3' end of TaqMan® MGB probes. When the probe is intact, the nonfluorescent quencher (NFQ) prevents the reporter dye from emitting fluorescence signal. Because the NFQ does not fluoresce, it produces lower background signals, resulting in improved precision in quantification.
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