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Intracellular labeling substrates

RM-C-07.011.002.002.006

Compare Self-labeling tags & substrates: SNAP-tag reagents: Intracellular labeling substrates within Protein labeling. This category groups catalog records by experimental role and format.

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About Intracellular labeling substrates

Protein labeling workflows attach detectable or functional groups to proteins.

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Self-labeling tags & substrates / SNAP-tag reagents / Intracellular labeling substrates / 647SiR

Cell-permeable benzylguanine SiR substrate for SNAP-tag labeling. Manufacturer states chemical identity with SNAP-Cell 647-SiR; confirm optical filters and labeling conditions.

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  • 01Substrate specificity and intended application
  • 02Formulation, activity and concentration
  • 03Protocol conditions and required components
  • 04Pack size, storage and supplier documentation

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