cell-surface protein

Sulfo-NHS-SS-Biotin sodium (Sulfosuccinimidyl 3-[[2-(biotinamido)ethyl]dithio]propionate) is a cell-impermeant and long-chain cleavable amine-reactive biotinylation reagent. It can be used for the labeling and purifying of cell-surface protein.

Alexa fluor 647 maleimide is a water-soluble fluorescent dye that maintains stability under a broad range of physiological conditions. Alexa fluor 647 maleimide facilitates the covalent attachment of fluorescent groups to proteins through selective reaction with thiol groups, thereby enabling precise labeling. This labeling method offers both high sensitivity and specificity, allowing detection of proteins at very low concentrations. Alexa fluor 647 maleimide is widely applied in the study of protein expression and localization, and it can also be conjugated to antibodies for labeling cell surface antigens or specific proteins within tissues [Ex/Em(nm)=651/671].

FAM-sgc8c aptamer (sodium) is a 5-FAM labeled sgc8c aptamer (sodium), which specifically targets human protein tyrosine kinase PTK-7, predominantly expressed on cervical cancer Hela cells. The binding of sgc8c aptamer sodium to PTK-7 induces the assembly of nanolabels on the cell surface, resulting in strong fluorescence and SERS signals with specificity for cervical cancer cells.

PM-1, a Thioflavin-T (ThT) derivative, is a small, highly specific fluorescent dye for plasma membrane (PM) imaging in living and fixed cells. It integrates directly into the cell membrane and retains its presence on the PM for about 15 hours. PM-1 can be combined with protein labeling probes to investigate ectodomain shedding and endocytosis of cell surface proteins [1].