 | Nuclear fluorescent dyes Nuclear fluorescent dyes are a class of dyes that can bind to DNA in the cell nucleus and emit fluorescence. They play an important role in cell biology research. Commonly used nuclear fluorescent dyes include DAPI, Hoechst 33258, Hoechst 33342, PI (Propidium Iodide), and others. These nuclear fluorescent dyes provide a variety of options for observing and studying the cell nucleus due to their distinct fluorescence and staining properties. |
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Cat# | Product Name | Excitation Wavelength | Emission Wavelength |
RA20035 | DAPI(Ready-to-use) | 360nm | 460nm |
RA20036 | DAPI dye | 360nm | 460nm |
RA20037 | Hoechst 33342(Ready-to-use) | 346nm | 460nm |
350nm | 461nm | ||
RA20038 | Hoechst 33258(Ready-to-use) | 346nm | 460nm |
352nm | 461nm | ||
RA20039 | Hoechst 33342 Live Cell DNA Stain | 346nm | 460nm |
350nm | 461nm | ||
RA20040 | Hoechst 33258 Live Cell DNA Stain | 346nm | 460nm |
352nm | 461nm | ||
RA20041 | Propidium Iodide | 493nm | 636nm |
535nm | 617nm | ||
RA20042 | PicoGreen Nucleic Acid Fluorescent Dye | 480nm | 520nm |
RA20067 | DRAQ5 Live Cell DNA Stain | 647nm | 681nm |
RA20068 | WonderBlue High Sensitivity Kit | 485nm | 530nm |
RA20016 | 5(6)-CFDA, SE | 490-500nm | 517-520nm |
RA20017 | 6-CDCFDA SE | 504nm | 529nm |