Fluorescent probes

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Product introduction：Mtsea biotin dye selectively labels thiol groups on the cell surface under mild conditions. The functions of these products are consistent, but there are slight differences in structure. For details, see the corresponding

Product introduction：Mtsea biotin dye selectively labels thiol groups on the cell surface under mild conditions. The functions of these products are consistent, but there are slight differences in structure. For details, see the corresponding

Product introduction：Mtsea biotin dye selectively labels thiol groups on the cell surface under mild conditions. The functions of these products are consistent, but there are slight differences in structure. For details, see the corresponding

Product introduction：Mtset is a positively charged MTS reagent, which can specifically react with sulfhydryl groups to form disulfides. Mtset is often used to detect the structure of acetylcholine receptor channel, GABAA receptor channel and lactose

Usually used as a fluorescence probe in non-cell based in vitro assay for the determination of drug-phospholipid complex formation and to study membrane surface properties.

Usually used as a fluorescence probe in non-cell based in vitro assay for the determination of drug-phospholipid complex formation and to study membrane surface properties.

Usually used as a fluorescence probe in non-cell based in vitro assay for the determination of drug-phospholipid complex formation and to study membrane surface properties.

Usually used as a fluorescence probe in non-cell based in vitro assay for the determination of drug-phospholipid complex formation and to study membrane surface properties.

Usually used as a fluorescence probe in non-cell based in vitro assay for the determination of drug-phospholipid complex formation and to study membrane surface properties.

Usually used as a fluorescence probe in non-cell based in vitro assay for the determination of drug-phospholipid complex formation and to study membrane surface properties.

​Nao, a derivative of acridine orange, is a specific fluorescent marker for detecting mitochondria in intact cells. The binding of Nao to the inner membrane does not depend on the change of mitochondrial membrane potential. It can be used as a