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IDT307 is a fluorescent analog of MPP+, a fluorescent substrate for DAT (fluorescent substrate APP+), and can be used for rapid identification and characterization of PMAT inhibitors.

Sulfo-Cy3(Me)COOH TEA is a derivative of Cy5, utilized in chemical synthesis. Cy5 serves as a red fluorescent dye for imaging applications, with excitation/emission wavelengths of 642/670 nm.

BP Fluor 488 acid triTEA is a potent labeling dye that reacts with amines in antibodies, proteins, peptides, amine-modified oligonucleotides, and other target molecules. It has an excitation peak at 499 nm and an emission peak at 520 nm. This conjugate is widely used in microscopy, flow cytometry, and various other applications.

Alexa Fluor 555 carboxylic acid Tris(triethylammonium) salt is a carboxylic acid derivative of Alexa Fluor 555 that emits orange-red fluorescence, with an excitation/emission maximum of approximately 555/572 nm. The terminal carboxylic acid can be used to form covalent conjugates with amines via activation reactions (e.g., NHS esterification). The Tris(triethylammonium) salt form enhances water solubility and handling stability. This dye is suitable for applications such as cellular and tissue imaging, as well as fluorescent labeling of biomolecules and microparticles.

AF430 Carboxylic Acid TEA Salt is the triethylammonium salt derivative of AF430. AF430 has a maximum absorption around 430 nm and a maximum emission at 542 nm, emitting yellow-green fluorescence. This dye is suitable for cellular imaging, flow cytometry, and biochemical assays, enabling observation and tracking of biomolecules. It is a widely used functional fluorescent probe in life science research.

8-Aminopyrene-1,3,6-trisulfonic Acid (sodium salt) is an anionic fluorescent dye used as a reporter for glucose sensing and detecting other saccharides, with excitation/emission spectra of 425/503 nm. It can be utilized in solution or immobilized via attachment of an aldehyde-functionalized monomer by reductive amination without significantly altering fluorescence intensity.