Molecular structure of Acid red 151, CAS Number: 6406-56-0
Acid red 151 (CAS 6406-56-0)
CAS Number:
6406-56-0
Molecular Weight:
454.44
Molecular Formula:
C22H16N4O4S•Na
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Acid red 151 is a synthetic azo dye extensively employed in scientific research for various applications. This vibrant red dye serves as a valuable biological stain and indicator in numerous laboratory experiments and procedures. Acid red 151 operates by selectively attaching to proteins within the cells of the studied organism. Through this binding mechanism, the color of the cell undergoes a noticeable transformation, enabling the identification of specific proteins. This property proves valuable in discerning the presence of particular proteins during experimental investigations. Additionally, the cosmetic industry utilizes Acid red 151 as a colorant to enhance the visual appeal of cosmetic formulations.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Acid red 151, 10 g | sc-507155 | 10 g | $649.00 |