Molecular structure of Coelenterazine 400 a, CAS Number: 70217-82-2
Coelenterazine 400 a (CAS 70217-82-2)
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Alternate Names:
Coelenterazine 400 a is known as a bisdeoxy derivative of coelenterazine.
Application:
Coelenterazine 400 a is a blue emitting Rluc substrate for bioluminescence resonance energy transfer 2 (BRET2) studies.
CAS Number:
70217-82-2
Purity:
≥95%
Molecular Weight:
391.46
Molecular Formula:
C26H21N3O
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Coelenterazine 400 a is a chromophore that produces the chemiluminescence displayed by the Aequorin protein in the presence of Ca2+. Aequorin is employed as a chemiluminescent probe for intracellular Ca2+, and derivatives of this protein generated with various Coelenterazine derivatives produced a range of Ca2+ probes with varying spectral properties. Coelenterazine 400 a is a bisdeoxy derivative of coelenterazine. It displays an emission maximum of 395nm following conversion by Renilla luciferase (Rluc). Coelenterazine 400 a is paired with class 1 and 3 GFP acceptors.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Coelenterazine 400 a, 1 mg | sc-280647 | 1 mg | $280.00 | |||
Coelenterazine 400 a, 5 mg | sc-280647A | 5 mg | $790.00 |