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Janelia Fluor® 549, SE

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Janelia Fluor® 549, SE
Janelia Fluor® 549, SE
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Cat. No.: HY-130736
CAS No.: 1811539-32-8
Synonyms: JF549, SE; JF549, NHS
Janelia Fluor? 549, SE (JF549, SE) is a cell-permeable fluorescent dye with an NHS ester (succinimidyl ester (SE)) reactive group. NHS esters react with primary amines and are commonly used to conjugate dyes to proteins, antibodies, amine-modified oligonucleotides, and other molecules. Janelia Fluor fluorescent dyes can be chemically conjugated to the specific HaloTag substrate (a chloroalkane ligand) to form a fluorescent ligand, rather than binding directly to the HaloTag protein itself. Janelia Fluor? 549, SE also acts as a ligand for self-labeling tags such as HaloTag and SNAP-tag, and can be used in live-cell imaging studies (Ex/Em = 549 nm/571 nm) .
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PA Janelia Fluor® 549, SE
PA Janelia Fluor® 549, SE
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Cat. No.: HY-133536
CAS No.: 1811539-42-0
Purity:  98.2%
Synonyms: PA-JF549-NHS
PA Janelia Fluor 549, SE (PA-JF549-NHS) is a bright photoactivatable fluorophore of JF549,SE (JF549,NHS). JF549,SE (JF549,NHS) is a fluorescent dye with the absorption maximum (λab (max)) of 549 nm and emission maximum (λem (max)) of 571 nm . Janelia Fluor fluorescent dyes can be chemically conjugated to the specific HaloTag substrate (a chloroalkane ligand) to form a fluorescent ligand, rather than binding directly to the HaloTag protein itself.
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Janelia Fluor 525, SE
Janelia Fluor 525, SE
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Cat. No.: HY-131020
CAS No.: 2975167-21-4
Purity:  ≥90.0%
Synonyms: JF525, SE; JF525, NHS
Janelia Fluor 525, SE (JF525, SE) (the SE form of compound 12) is a yellow fluorescent dye (Ex = 525 nm; Em = 549 nm) . Janelia Fluor 525, SE contains an NHS ester, which can be used to label primary amines and is suitable for live cell imaging. Janelia Fluor fluorescent dyes can be chemically conjugated to the specific HaloTag substrate (a chloroalkane ligand) to form a fluorescent ligand, rather than binding directly to the HaloTag protein itself.
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