DAF-2 DA (cell permeable) (CAS 205391-02-2)
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DAF-2 DA (cell permeable) plays a functional role in studying cellular processes and pathways. When introduced into cells, DAF-2 DA (cell permeable) is rapidly hydrolyzed by intracellular esterases to form DAF-2, which further oxidizes by reactive oxygen and nitrogen species to produce a fluorescent compound. This fluorescent compound serves as an indicator of cellular nitric oxide (NO) levels, facilitating the monitoring of NO in various cellular processes. The fluorescence intensity of DAF-2 provides insights into the regulation of NO production and its impact on cellular signaling, inflammation, and oxidative stress. The mechanism of action of DAF-2 DA (cell permeable) involves specific interactions with NO and its derivatives, allowing for the investigation of NO′s role in cellular physiology and pathology. DAF-2 DA (cell permeable) probe enables the visualization and quantification of NO levels in real-time, illuminating the complex interplay between NO and various cellular components. DAF-2 DA (cell permeable) is utilized in the study of NO in cellular processes and pathways, enhancing understanding of the complex mechanisms underlying cellular physiology.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
DAF-2 DA (cell permeable), 1 mg | sc-221526 | 1 mg | $428.00 |