淬灭剂QXY21 [相当于 QSY-21]

产品基本信息

产品名称：QXY21 [相当于QSY-21]

储存条件：保存在冰箱-15℃干燥

保质期：12个月

 

产品物理化学光谱特性

分子量：718.27

溶剂：DMSO

激发波长(nm)：661

发射波长(nm)：N/A

 

产品介绍

QXY21与QSY-21酸（ThermoFisher）的分子相同。QSY-21在大~661nm处具有广泛且强烈的吸收，没有可检测的荧光，使其可用作荧光共振能量转移（FRET）应用中的受体。它是一种常见的长波长猝灭剂，可与Cy5，Alexa Fluor 647，iFluor 647或其他光谱相似的荧光染料配对。

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A comparative study of the binding of QSY 21 and Rhodamine 6G fluorescence probes to DNA: structure and dynamics
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