Labelling

- Selective staining possible - Fast results - Fluorescent microscopy and flow cytometry detection CTC can be used in various ways to detect bacteria, depending on the objective.

- Fluorometric microscope detection - Simultaneous determination of viable and dead cells

DAPI is an AT-sequence-specific DNA intercalator that attaches to DNA at the minor groove of the double helix like Hoechst dyes.

DPPP is a non-fluorescent triphenylphosphine compound. It reacts with hydroperoxide to generate DPPP oxide that emits fluorescence at 352 nm excitation and 38 nm emission wavelengths. Post-column HPLC method is used to determine phospholipid peroxide in sample solutions.

DAPI is an AT-sequence specific DNA intercalator that attaches to DNA at the minor groove of the double helix like Hoechst dyes.

Autolysosome staining dye - Allow to Monitor Autophagy at Real Time - Detect Autolysosome selectively in Live Cells - Very simple procedure. Just add the working solution reagent to cultured cells

Autophagosome staining dye - Quantitative Analysis by Plate Reader - High Correlation with Autophagy Marker LC3 - No Need for Transfection

Autophagy staining dye

*Precise visualization of endocytosis *Track endocytosis using live cells *High responsiveness to pH change