GlowDot Ex: 494 nm
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Invented by C. Vijaya Kumar, PhD
Invented at University Of Connecticut
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| Catalogue Number | 153882 |
| Type | Fluorescent Probe |
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Fluorescent protein-based nanoparticles that are rapidly internalized into the cytoplasm of cells and are available at a variety of excitation/emission wavelengths to meet diverse research needs. Highlights: Biocompatible nanoparticles Highly fluorescent Rapid cellular uptake Suitable for live cell imaging |
| Research Area | Fluorescent Cell Imaging, Other |
| Storage | 4C |
| Notes | Solid (1 mg); GlowDot; 35nm; ± 5 nm; Ex: 254 nm; Ex: 494 nm; Em: 520 nm; shelf life of 2 months |
References: 2 entries
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Deshapriya et al. 2015. Bioconjug Chem. 26(3):396-404. PMID: 25642999.
Fluorescent, bioactive protein nanoparticles (prodots) for rapid, improved cellular uptake.
Europe PMC ID: 25642999
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References: 2 entries
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Deshapriya et al. 2015. Bioconjug Chem. 26(3):396-404. PMID: 25642999.
Fluorescent, bioactive protein nanoparticles (prodots) for rapid, improved cellular uptake.
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C. Vijaya Kumar, PhD |
