Fluorescent DNA Stains
DNA Stains are fluorescent dyes that bind nucleic acids and have a wide range of applications, including in flow cytometry, cell-cycle studies, chromosome and nuclei counterstaining, as an indicator of apoptosis, and to quantify DNA.
| Cat. No. | Product Name / Activity |
|---|---|
| 5092 | Acridine Orange hydrochloride |
| Nucleic acid binding dye | |
| 7121 | 7-Aminoactinomycin D |
| Fluorescent DNA stain | |
| 5748 | DAPI |
| Fluorescent DNA dye; DAPI can be used for cell staining and assessing apoptosis; suitable for flow cytometry; DAPI mw and DAPI ex/em, provided | |
| 5117 | Hoechst 33342 |
| Fluorescent dye for staining DNA | |
| 7313 | Hoechst Janelia Fluor® 526 |
| Fluorogenic, green-emitting DNA probe | |
| 6804 | Hoechst Janelia Fluor® 646 |
| Fluorogenic, red-emitting DNA probe | |
| 6406 | Hydroxystilbamidine bis(methanesulfonate) |
| Displays different fluorescence emission wavelengths when bound to DNA compared to RNA | |
| 7246 | Nucleic Acid Dye Green I |
| High affinity double-stranded DNA (dsDNA) probe; used in RT-LAMP and qPCR | |
| 5135 | Propidium iodide |
| Red-fluorescent DNA stain; membrane impermeant to live cells. Pi staining differentiates live and dead cells |
Literature for Fluorescent DNA Stains
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Fluorescent Probes and Dyes Research Product Guide
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