CY3 MONO HYDRAZIDE 1MG_2359096
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Amersham Cy3 Hydrazide Reagent, 1 mg

$823.40

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The Amersham Cy3 Hydrazide Reagent, 1 mg (PA13121) is a monofunctional CyDye hydrazide reagent for labelling free carbonyl groups in glycoproteins and carbohydrates. Supplied as a 1 mg Cy3 Hydrazide format, it supports fluorescence-based workflows including steady state fluorescence, FP and FRET applications.

Key Features

  • Cy3 hydrazide chemistry, designed for labelling via carbonyl groups
  • Pre-measured 1 mg format, supplied as dried dye for convenient small-scale labelling work
  • Red fluorescent Cy3 dye, with absorbance maximum at 550 nm and emission maximum at 570 nm
  • Defined dye characteristics, with a molecular weight of 765.95 g/mol and extinction maximum of 150,000 M-1 cm-1
  • Broad pH working range, specified from pH 3 to 10
  • Water soluble reagent, soluble in both cold and hot water
  • Light-protected refrigerated storage, specified at 2°C to 8°C before reconstitution

Note: This reagent is intended for research use only. Follow the supplied product instructions and relevant laboratory safety procedures when handling reactive fluorescent dyes.

Benefits

  • Supports fluorescent labelling of carbonyl-containing biological compounds without sourcing bulk dye quantities.
  • Helps streamline glycoprotein and carbohydrate labelling workflows with a ready-to-use 1 mg pack size.
  • Suitable for fluorescence detection workflows where Cy3 spectral properties are required.
  • Reconstituted aliquots can be stored short term at -20°C, helping reduce repeated freeze-thaw cycles.

Why Choose the Amersham Cy3 Hydrazide Reagent, 1 mg (PA13121)?

The Amersham Cy3 Hydrazide Reagent, 1 mg (PA13121) provides a verified Cy3 hydrazide option for carbonyl-group labelling in protein analysis and biochemical assay workflows. John Morris Group supplies Cytiva and Amersham reagents to Australian laboratories, with local support for product selection and ordering.

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