DAR-1 (CAS 261351-43-3)
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DAR-1 is a highly fluorescent, water-soluble dye extensively employed in various scientific research applications. This molecular characteristic serves as a foundation for its utilization in various scientific research applications. In the realm of cell biology, DAR-1 aids in exploring the intricate structure and functionality of cells. In the field of biochemistry, it enables investigations into the structure and behavior of proteins and enzymes. The fluorescent properties of DAR-1 stem from its ability to emit light upon excitation by a specific wavelength. This emission is a direct consequence of the dye′s structural composition. With a conjugated system comprising alternating single and double bonds, the dye effectively absorbs light of a particular wavelength and emits light at a longer wavelength, contributing to its observable fluorescence.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
DAR-1, 1 mg | sc-214855 | 1 mg | $198.00 |