5-TAMRA cadaverine [Tetramethylrhodamine-5-carboxamide cadaverine] – 5 mg

Overview

5-TAMRA cadaverine, also known as Tetramethylrhodamine-5-carboxamide cadaverine, is a highly purified single isomer designed for precise biological applications. At AnaSpec, we understand that in scientific research, reproducibility is paramount. That’s why our 5-TAMRA cadaverine is the cleaned version of the 5(6)-TAMRA cadaverine mixture, ensuring you get reliable results without the interference of minor positional isomers. This makes it ideal for various applications that require accuracy and consistency in fluorescent labeling.

Key Features

• Purified single isomer of 5(6)-TAMRA cadaverine mixture
• Optimized for applications where reproducibility is crucial
• Facilitates conjugation with proteins and soluble biomolecules
• Compatible with carboxylic acid, aldehyde, or ketone groups
• Fluorescent dye emitting light in the orange spectrum (565-620 nm)

Specifications

FAQ

What applications can I use 5-TAMRA cadaverine for?

You can use 5-TAMRA cadaverine for diverse biological applications, particularly those involving protein conjugation and fluorescent labeling. Its specificity makes it ideal for detailed research.

How does 5-TAMRA cadaverine compare to the 5(6)-TAMRA cadaverine mixture?

The key difference lies in purity. 5-TAMRA cadaverine is a single isomer, eliminating potential variability and improving the reliability of your results.

Can I combine 5-TAMRA cadaverine with other dyes?

Yes, 5-TAMRA cadaverine can be used alongside other fluorescent labels, such as our CyLyte Fluor 3, NHS ester, to broaden your experimental options and enhance visibility.

For anyone involved in scientific research or diagnostics, purchasing 5-TAMRA cadaverine is a step toward achieving precise and dependable results in your assays. Explore our collection of fluorescent labeling dyes, including 5(6)-TAMRAand find the right products that fit your research needs. Don’t compromise on quality, choose AnaSpec.

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