Stains & Dyes

Disperse Blue 60.

Disperse Diazo Black 3BF.

Disperse Yellow 7 is an azo dye for biochemical research.

Disperse Yellow 7 is an azo dye for biochemical research.

Disperse Yellow 7 is an azo dye for biochemical research.

Extinction Coefficient Excitation Maximum: 271000:Fluorescence Quantum Yield: 0.28Cy5 dyes are one type of the most common red fluorophores. Its max. absorbance/emission max is 646/665nm. They are widely used for labeling peptides, proteins and

Extinction Coefficient Excitation Maximum: 271000:Fluorescence Quantum Yield: 0.28Cy5 dyes are one type of the most common red fluorophores. Its max. absorbance/emission max is 646/665nm. They are widely used for labeling peptides, proteins and

Extinction Coefficient Excitation Maximum: 271000:Fluorescence Quantum Yield: 0.28Cy5 dyes are one type of the most common red fluorophores. Its max. absorbance/emission max is 646/665nm. They are widely used for labeling peptides, proteins and

diSulfo-Cy7-bis NHS ester, an improved analog of Cy7.

diSulfo-Cy7-bis NHS ester, an improved analog of Cy7.

diSulfo-Cy7-bis NHS ester, an improved analog of Cy7.

DMPIO is a widely used, cell permeable and highly sensitive spin trap. An alternative to PBN and more lipophilic than TMIO. Does not trap the superoxide radical.