Labelling

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.

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

5-TAMRA-PEG3-azide has the same properties as 5-TAMRA-azide, but has a PEG3 spacer that separates the dye core from the attachable biomolecule and thus minimizes possible interactions between both.

5-TAMRA-PEG3-azide has the same properties as 5-TAMRA-azide, but has a PEG3 spacer that separates the dye core from the attachable biomolecule and thus minimizes possible interactions between both.

5-TAMRA-PEG3-azide has the same properties as 5-TAMRA-azide, but has a PEG3 spacer that separates the dye core from the attachable biomolecule and thus minimizes possible interactions between both.

This red fluorescent dye is functionalized with an azide, enabling it´s conjugation to nucleic acids and other biomolecules by click labeling. It shows identical spectral properties to Alexa Fluor® 594 or DyLight 594 dyes.

Eterneon-Red 645 Azide is an alternative to Cy5 with the following advantages: It is water-soluble and therefore very well suited for click conjugation with alkynylated biomolecules in aqueous media.

Eterneon-Red 645 Azide is an alternative to Cy5 with the following advantages: It is water-soluble and therefore very well suited for click conjugation with alkynylated biomolecules in aqueous media.