AF 594 antibody labeling kit

Cat. # Quantity Price Lead time
6821-1rxn
1 rxn
$69 1 days
6821-10rxn
10 rxn
$450 1 days
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A ready-to-use kit for labeling antibodies with AF 594 dye. This kit contains all necessary components (chemicals and consumables) to perform 10 labelings of antibodies (up to 100 ug antibody per each reaction). Reaction clean-up is achieved using enclosed gel filtration spin columns.

Precise quantification of the dye guarantees the reproducible outcome of the labeling and number of fluorophores per antibody molecule.

Purified labeled antibodies are available in PBS buffer after 40 min (10 min hands-on time). The kit tolerates common additives such as Tris, glycerol, and sodium azide.

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AF 594 NHS ester

Red-fluorescent NHS-ester of AF 594 dye for labeling proteins, peptides, antibodies, and any molecules containing an -NH2 group. Pure 5-isomer

General properties

Storage conditions: Store at temperature between +4 °C and +20 °C. Do not freeze!
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Storage time in months: 12
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