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19 Results for "
blue fluorescent protein
" in MedChemExpress (MCE) Product Catalog:
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19 Results for "blue fluorescent protein" in MCE Product Catalog:
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Cat. No.: HY-D0079
CAS No.: 104821-25-2
Synonyms: Hydroethidine; PD-MY 003
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Cat. No.: HY-D0025
CAS No.: 106562-32-7
Cat. No.: HY-D0074
CAS No.: 70504-01-7
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Prodan is an environment-sensitive fluorescent probe used to investigate the polarity, fluidity, and structure of lipid membranes. Prodan exhibits environment-dependent excitation/emission wavelengths, with its wavelength range covering Ex = 360-410 nm and Em = 430-530 nm when in solvents, bound to DNA, located in lipid bilayers, or associated with proteins. Prodan can interact with the major groove of DNA, regions of lipid bilayers, and hydrophobic pockets of proteins. During phase transitions, Prodan localizes to different regions of the bilayer: the emission minimum is 430-440 nm in the gel phase, while it shifts to 480-500 nm in the liquid-crystalline phase or interdigitated gel phase. When bound to rigid hydrophobic sites of proteins, the emission peak of Prodan undergoes a blue shift and its fluorescence intensity increases .
Cat. No.: HY-DY1015
CAS No.: 104821-25-2
Solvent and concentration: DMSO: 5 mM
Cat. No.: HY-145385
CAS No.: 50611-86-4
Cat. No.: HY-D1470
CAS No.: 210832-86-3
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BADAN is a thiol-reactive, environment-sensitive fluorescent probe used for site-specific labeling of protein cysteine residues to detect protein topology, local polarity, protein-lipid interactions, and conformational changes. The bromoacetyl group of BADAN covalently binds to cysteine thiols, and its fluorescence originates from the intramolecular charge transfer (ICT) excited state. The emission peak position varies with the polarity of the surrounding medium: it blue-shifts to approximately 488 nm in nonpolar environments (such as the hydrophobic core of lipid bilayers) and red-shifts to approximately 496-507 nm in polar environments (such as aqueous phases), independent of enzymes, pH, or membrane potential. Ex = 380-402 nm; Em = 400-600 nm .
Cat. No.: HY-D2771
CAS No.: 2131079-93-9
Cat. No.: HY-D0115
CAS No.: 134471-24-2
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3-Carboxy-7-Hydroxycoumarin is a 7-hydroxycoumarin (umbelliferone) fluorescent dye and antibody-conjugated labeling agent with UV excitation properties. 3-Carboxy-7-Hydroxycoumarin undergoes deprotonation in neutral-to-alkaline environments, producing strong blue fluorescence. The absorption/emission maxima of 3-Carboxy-7-Hydroxycoumarin are 386/448 nm. 3-Carboxy-7-Hydroxycoumarin is applicable for related research such as fluorescent probe synthesis and covalent protein labeling .
Cat. No.: HY-P703064
Purity: ≥ 80%, as determined by reducing SDS-PAGE.
Synonyms: BFP; Y1-blue fluorescent protein; Y1-BFP; blue fluorescence protein
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E. coli
Cat. No.: HY-P703065
Purity: ≥ 90%, as determined by reducing SDS-PAGE.
Synonyms: pBI-SS(Tom)(TP)101-EGFP; other blue fluorescent protein
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Others
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E. coli
Cat. No.: HY-W998644
CAS No.: 1971849-54-3
Cat. No.: HY-D0017S1
CAS No.: 274250-28-1
Synonyms: DNSCl-13C2
Cat. No.: HY-D3341
Cat. No.: HY-D3111
CAS No.: 1240465-12-6
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DBHA is a long-wavelength polarity-sensitive fluorescent probe based on Nile Red. Under the catalysis of Pd (OAc)2/TPPTS, DBHA site-selectively labels protein tyrosine residues via a π-allyl palladium complex intermediate. Utilizing the property that its maximum emission wavelength blue-shifts with decreasing local polarity (650 nm in aqueous solution → 584-608 nm in hydrophobic domains), it detects changes in local polarity and conformation of protein tyrosine domains under acid/thermal denaturation conditions. DBHA can be used in studies related to SOD1-associated oxidative stress neurodegenerative diseases .
Cat. No.: HY-D3112
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P2-Aggregate is a polarity-sensitive fluorescent probe for protein aggregation, which is based on the Nile Red scaffold and modified with a morpholine ring to enhance water solubility. P2-Aggregate improves anti-precipitation ability in aqueous phase via morpholine ring modification, and enables site-specific labeling of target proteins by combining with HaloTag technology. Utilizing the property that its emission wavelength blue-shifts with decreasing local polarity (excited at 543 nm), P2-Aggregate quantitatively detects changes in local polarity during protein aggregation and polarity heterogeneity inside aggregates in living cells. P2-Aggregate can be used in the research of diseases associated with the aggregation of Htt-110Q and SOD1 proteins, such as Huntington's disease and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis .
Cat. No.: HY-D3072
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P6-Aggrate is a fluorescent probe for aggregated proteome detection. P6-Aggrate specifically recognizes amorphous aggregated proteomes through non-covalent reversible binding, and its fluorescence enhances after heat-induced protein aggregation. P6-Aggrate reflects the polarity and compactness heterogeneity within aggregated proteomes via emission wavelength shift: short-wavelength emission (blue shift) corresponds to large aggregates with high compactness, while long-wavelength emission (red shift) corresponds to small spots with low compactness (Ex/Em = 488/520-580 nm). P6-Aggrate enables reversible monitoring of the dynamic processes of formation and clearance of stress-induced proteome aggregation such as that induced by MG132 (HY-13259) in living cells. P6-Aggrate can be used in studies related to protein homeostasis imbalance, neurodegenerative diseases and protein aggregation .
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