Fura Red AM

Catalog No.: A24753
Fluorescent Dye
Fura Red AM is a fluorescent dye specifically designed for visualizing Ca2+ distribution within the cytoplasm of undifferentiated cells. This probe exhibits optimal excitation at 488 nm, making it suitable for various fluorescence microscopy applications. Fura Red AM is essential for studies exploring calcium signaling and cellular dynamics in live cell imaging.
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50µg
$185.00
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1mg
$1,040.00
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DescriptionFura Red AM is a fluorescent dye specifically designed for visualizing Ca2+ distribution within the cytoplasm of undifferentiated cells. This probe exhibits optimal excitation at 488 nm, making it suitable for various fluorescence microscopy applications. Fura Red AM is essential for studies exploring calcium signaling and cellular dynamics in live cell imaging.
Product Information
Catalog NumA24753
FormulaC47H52N4O24S
Molecular Weight1088.99
CAS Number218280-33-2
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