
sulfo-Cyanine5 streptavidin
Catalog Number | F03-0042 |
Category | Fluorescent Proteins & Nucleotides |
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Product Introduction
Fluorescent conjugates of streptavidin are commonly used as a second-step reagent for specific detection of a variety of biotin-labeled biomolecules, such as proteins (antibodies, etc.), nucleic acids, lipids, and other molecules in indirect immunofluorescent staining, western blots, flow cytometry, microplate assays, and other detection techniques.
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Product Specification
Appearance | Blue Powder |
Excitation | 646 |
Emission | 662 |
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