Nuclear Green LCS1
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Nuclear Green LCS1 is a fluorescent dye widely used in molecular biology and biochemistry research for its ability to bind specifically to DNA. Its mechanism of action involves intercalating between the base pairs of DNA, which allows it to serve as a potent tool for visualizing nucleic acids during cell imaging and other fluorescence microscopy techniques. This specific binding characteristic makes it extremely useful for tracking cellular and genetic processes in real time, thereby providing researchers valuable insights into cellular functions, gene expression, and chromosomal structures. Furthermore, the bright and stable fluorescence emission of Nuclear Green LCS1 under various conditions enhances its utility in complex biological systems, making it a component in the toolbox of researchers studying the intricate dynamics of genetic material within living cells.
Nuclear Green LCS1 References
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Ordering Information
| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Nuclear Green LCS1, 0.5 ml | sc-495793 | 0.5 ml | $129.00 |