BDP FL acid

BODIPY-FL (BDP FL acid) is a broad-spectrum and effective fluorescent dye that can be used to label probes or primers and is a compound for the quantitative detection of specific DNA/RNA based on fluorescence bursts.BODIPY-FL-labelled monoterpenes can be used to detect Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria as characteristic and pathogenic fungi.

BDP FL azide, a BDP dye derivative, features an azide functionality conducive to Click Chemistry. As a green fluorophore from the borodipyrromethane family, it exhibits a high quantum yield in aqueous environments, robust photobleaching resistance, and compatibility with FAM fluorescence detection systems [1].

BDP FL ceramide is a highly fluorescent lipid formed by the conjugation of the green-emitting BDP FL fluorophore with sphingosine. It is utilized for visualizing the Golgi apparatus using fluorescence microscopy. The compound has an excitation wavelength of 503 nm and an emission wavelength of 509 nm [1].

BDP FL tetrazine, a BDP dye linker with methyltetrazine groups, can be prepared as a 1 mM stock solution in DMSO and diluted to 1 μM with PBS buffer before use.

BDP 581 591 carboxylic acid, a highly photostable fluorescent dye (Ex=585 nm, Em=594 nm), possesses a free carboxylic acid group. This group can undergo catalysis by agents (such as EDC or HATU) to form stable amide bonds with primary amines. The compound is also utilized for ROS detection.

BDP TR carboxylic acid, a derivative of the BODIPY fluorescent probe BDP TR, is distinguished by the incorporation of a carboxylic acid functional group [COOH].

BDP FL maleimide, a thiol-reactive dye (Ex: 503 nm; Em: 509 nm), is utilized for protein labeling and peptide modification, serving as an alternative to fluorescein (FAM) in microscopy applications [1].

BDP 630 650 carboxylic acid, a bright far-red fluorophore based on a borondipyrromethene scaffold, contains a carboxylic acid linker. It can react with primary amine groups to form a stable amide bond. (λ ex =630 nm, λ em =650 nm) [1] [2].

BDP FL amine hydrochloride, a borondipyrromethene dye with good water solubility, can be read on the FAM channel [1].

BDP R6G carboxylic acid, a borondipyrromethene dye (Excitation: 530 nM; Emission: 548 nM), features a terminal carboxylic acid group that can react with primary amine groups in the presence of activators to form a stable amide bond. This allows for further labeling reactions, such as Steglich esterification [1].