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Chemical Reactive Dyes

Reactive dyes are widely used substances for conjugating a fluorescent dye to a protein such as an antibody. Reactive dyes can be used to label primary amines, thiols or dienes of proteins or amine-, thiol- or diene-modified molecules. When abberior fluorophores are used, the resulting conjugate shows bright fluorescence and photostability.

Derivative/Conjugate: Phalloidin Derivative/Conjugate: anti-Rabbit IgG Derivative/Conjugate: Carboxylic acid Derivative/Conjugate: Nanobody anti-GFP, monoclonal Derivative/Conjugate: Nanobody anti-rabbit, monoclonal Excitation wavelength: 400 nm - 500 nm Reset all filters
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