Labelling

4-Azido-L-homoalanine hydrochloride can be incorporated into proteins to study and monitor protein synthesis. Due to the azide-moiety, this molecule allows for specific bioconjugation of various functionalities such as e.g. PEGs, antibodies or fluorescent labels, by click chemistry or Staudinger ligation.

6-Azido-L-lysine hydrochloride can be incorporated into proteins to study and monitor protein synthesis. Due to the azide-moiety, this molecule allows for specific bioconjugation of various functionalities such as e.g. PEGs, antibodies or fluorescent labels, by click chemistry or Staudinger ligation.

Our azide-derivatized amino acids are highly interesting e.g. in the area of peptide synthesis as a powerful tool in the development of new therapeutics and biochemistry research. Such modified amino acids can easily undergo click reaction.

6-FAM (Fluorescein)-azide is a fluorescent dye that allows efficient labeling of biomolecules by click reactions. With identical spectral properties to FITC (Fluorescein-5,6-isothiocyanate), ATTO488, Alexa Fluor 488 or DyLight 488 and alike, it is well suited for most fluorescent detection methods.

6-FAM (Fluorescein)-azide is a fluorescent dye that allows efficient labeling of biomolecules by click reactions. With identical spectral properties to FITC (Fluorescein-5,6-isothiocyanate), ATTO488, Alexa Fluor 488 or DyLight 488 and alike, it is well suited for most fluorescent detection methods.

6-FAM (Fluorescein)-azide is a fluorescent dye that allows efficient labeling of biomolecules by click reactions. With identical spectral properties to FITC (Fluorescein-5,6-isothiocyanate), ATTO488, Alexa Fluor 488 or DyLight 488 and alike, it is well suited for most fluorescent detection methods.

5-Carboxytetramethylrhodamine Azide (5-TAMRA-Azide) is a reporter reagent that allows efficient fluorescent labeling of nucleic acids by click bioconjugation. It is often used as FRET-acceptor in combination with FAM. Just like many rhodamine-based dyes, it is quite photostable between pH 4 and 9. It shows identical spectral properties to Alexa Fluor® 555 or DyLight 549 dyes.

5-Carboxytetramethylrhodamine Azide (5-TAMRA-Azide) is a reporter reagent that allows efficient fluorescent labeling of nucleic acids by click bioconjugation. It is often used as FRET-acceptor in combination with FAM. Just like many rhodamine-based dyes, it is quite photostable between pH 4 and 9. It shows identical spectral properties to Alexa Fluor® 555 or DyLight 549 dyes.

Ferrocene Azide is an organometallic compound that can be attached to biomolecules via click chemistry to add new properties.