Primulin (CAS 8064-60-6)
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Primulin is a fluorescent dye that is widely employed in the field of cell biology and microscopy. It is particularly useful for staining acidic cell components, such as sulfated polysaccharides. In botanical research, Primulin is often used to stain and visualize plant cell walls, which allows for the detailed observation of cell morphology and structure. Additionally, its ability to bind to specific cellular materials without significant cytotoxicity makes it useful for live-cell imaging. Researchers also utilize Primulin in histochemical studies to differentiate tissues based on their chemical composition. The dye′s fluorescent properties enable the tracking and quantification of cellular and subcellular processes, making it a vital component in the arsenal of stains used for fluorescence microscopy. Moreover, it is studied for its interactions with various biological polymers, aiding in the understanding of cell wall biosynthesis and modification.
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Ordering Information
| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Primulin, 5 g | sc-296133 | 5 g | $104.00 | |||
Primulin, 25 g | sc-296133A | 25 g | $307.00 | |||
Primulin, 100 g | sc-296133B | 100 g | $780.00 |