Molecular structure of Oxonol VI, CAS Number: 64724-75-0
Oxonol VI (CAS 64724-75-0)
Application:
Oxonol VI is an optical indicator for membrane potentials
CAS Number:
64724-75-0
Molecular Weight:
316.35
Molecular Formula:
C17H20N2O4
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Oxonol VI engages with proteins, nucleic acids, and various cellular components by employing photo-induced electron transfer (PET) mechanism. During PET, the dye absorbs light energy, leading to its excitation. Subsequently, the excited dye transfers the energy to the intended molecule, triggering its excitation and light emission. This procedure grants researchers the ability to examine the structure and functionality of proteins, nucleic acids, and other cellular components.
Oxonol VI (CAS 64724-75-0) References
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Oxonol VI, 100 mg | sc-212489 | 100 mg | $415.00 |