TRITC–葡聚糖偶联物 (average MW = ~70K)
| Ex (nm) | 544 | Em (nm) | 570 |
| 分子量 | ~70,000 | 溶剂 | Water |
| 存储条件 | 在零下15度以下保存, 避免光照 |
产品基本信息
产品名称：TRITC–葡聚糖偶联物
储存条件：-15℃避光防潮
保质期：24个月
产品物理化学光谱特性
分子量：N/A
外观：固体
溶剂：水
激发波长(nm)：543
发射波长(nm)：569
产品介绍
TRITC葡聚糖作为荧光示踪化合物用于心血管、微循环、灌注、细胞单层培养和细胞膜通透性的研究，支持血流、膜损伤、血管引流和肾脏等过程的测量。它还可用于利用微荧光法进行微循环和细胞通透性研究，并可用于动物的灌注研究。TRITC葡聚糖也被用来研究植物细胞壁的孔隙率和毛细血管的渗透性。血浆蛋白已被证明不与TRITC葡聚糖结合。小分子的TRITC葡聚糖还常被用来测量细胞内吞和细胞连接通透性等过程。20kDa的TRITC葡聚糖可用于研究细胞过程（如内吞作用和渗透作用）、内皮或上皮单层孔隙率、细胞层内的顶端基底外侧运动、细胞连接通透性和药物从结构（如水凝胶和胶原微棒）中的释放。百萤生物是AAT Bioquest的中国代理商，为您提供优质的TRITC–葡聚糖偶联物。
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