fluorescent dye

Any of various techniques that use antibodies chemically linked to a fluorescent dye to identify or quantify antigens in a tissue sample.

Adding smart green fluorescent dye, all Legionella pneumophila produced a strong green fluorescence, other strains showed weak fluorescence.

The probes are made up of two components: a fluorogen-activating protein (FAP) and a non-fluorescent dye called a fluorogen.

The technique uses two types of antibody, each attached to a fluorescent dye molecule.

The pyrazoline naphthyridine benzocoumarin fluorescent dye derivatives have a structure shown in a formula (I) or a formula (II).

They added a small amount of the fluorescent dye coumarin to the emitter material tris (8-hydroxy-quinoline) aluminum.

Antibodies are conjugated with a fluorescent dye.

The separated protein is laser induced fluorescence detected and marked with fluorescent dye.

The invention discloses a yellow fluorescent dye, a method for synthesizing the same and application.

Four: Designed and synthesized a novel fluorescent dye in the near-infrared region.

The sample is next labeled with a fluorescent dye and hybridized on the microarray at 42 degrees C or about 107. 6 degrees Fahrenheit.

Methods Mitochondrial membrane potential was determined by using the fluorescent dye, JC-1.

Fluorescent dye of CFSE used for labeling tumor cells and determining cytotoxicity

An Investigation on Nanofiltration for Concentration and Desalination of Aqueous Industrial Fluorescent Dye Solution

Studies On the Extraction of DNA Using Carboxyl-coated Magnetic Particles and Quantification Using Fluorescent Dye

Kits for Labeling Proteins with a Fluorescent Dye or Biotin

a camera for capturing radiation emitted from fluorescent dye in blood vessel as angiography image;

fluorescent dye adhering to the medium-porosity polymer;

wherein, the fluorescent dye has absorption and emitting peak value in a rang of 800-850 nm;