Overview
7-AAD (7-Aminoactinomycin D) is a vital tool for researchers engaged in cell and tissue imaging. With its ability to selectively bind to GC-rich sequences, this fluorescent dye serves as an indispensable asset in various biological studies. When you choose 7-AAD, you’re opting for a reliable method of staining DNA, making it easier than ever to visualize cellular components under a fluorescence microscope.
Key Features
- Specifically binds to GC sequences in DNA, ensuring accurate stains.
- Ideal for fluorescent imaging in a range of biological samples.
- Simplifies the detection of apoptotic cells through morphological changes.
- Compatible with standard flow cytometry techniques.
- Available in a convenient 1 mg quantity for ease of use.
Specifications
| Product Name | Quantity | Category |
|---|---|---|
| 7-AAD | 1 mg | Red (620 -750 nm) |
FAQ
What is the main application of 7-AAD?
7-AAD is primarily used in fluorescent cell and tissue imaging, allowing researchers to effectively stain and visualize DNA within cells.
How does 7-AAD interact with DNA?
This dye selectively binds to GC sequences in DNA, facilitating precise detection of DNA in various experimental settings.
Can I use 7-AAD in flow cytometry?
Yes, 7-AAD is compatible with flow cytometry, making it an excellent choice for analyzing cell populations.
For those looking to enhance their research capabilities, consider adding other useful items from our catalog, such as Ethidium monoazide bromide for nucleic acid detection or Protein A-HiLyte™ Fluor 647 Conjugate for protein labeling. Elevate your research with the right tools by exploring our range of Red (620 -750 nm) products.


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