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Product Summary for CyTRAK Orange (TM)
CyTRAK Orange (TM) co-excites at 488 nm with eGFP and FITC labels avoiding the need for laser alignment in confocal instruments when using this combination of probes. Since CyTRAK Orange (TM) is not excited at 633 or 647 nm, a separate series of parameters can be detected with red-exciting fluorophores such as APC, APC-Cy7.
Products are shipped at ambient temperature, but on receipt packs should be stored at 2-8C. DO NOT FREEZE. CyTRAK Orange (TM) can come out of solution when frozen and it is difficult (but not impossible) to get it back into solution
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Immunocytochemistry/ Immunofluorescence (1:1000)
Live Imaging Microscopy (1:1000)
Fluorescence Imaging (1:1000)
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Live Imaging Microscopy: CyTRAK Orange (TM) [NBP2-81127]
Live Imaging Microscopy: CyTRAK Orange (TM) [NBP2-81127] - CyTRAK Orange was diluted in EMEM culture media and applied to live HeLa cells at 5 uM (1:1000) for 30 minutes at room temperature and protected from light. Imaging was done immediately after staining without washing the cells.Flow Cytometry: CyTRAK Orange (TM) [NBP2-81127]
Flow Cytometry: CyTRAK Orange (TM) [NBP2-81127] - Nucleated cell gating by CyTRAK Orange (TM )intensity of intact, unlysed bone marrow with retained forward and side scatter characteristics.Fluorescence Imaging: CyTRAK Orange (TM) [NBP2-81127]
Fluorescence Imaging: CyTRAK Orange (TM) [NBP2-81127] - counterstaining of fixed U2OS cells, showing differential nuclear and cytoplasmic staining.Formulation, Preparation, and Storage
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Background: CyTRAK Orange (TM)
The excitation wavelength maximum of CyTRAK Orange (TM) is 510 nm and its emission wavelength maximum is 610 nm. CyTRAK Orange (TM) is not excited by the UV or red laser.
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Product Specific Notices for CyTRAK Orange (TM)
CyTRAK Orange (TM) is a registered trademark of BioStatus Limited.
This product is for research use only and is not approved for use in humans or in clinical diagnosis. Support products are guaranteed for 6 months from date of receipt.
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