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Tubulin Tracker™ Green (Oregon Green™ 488 Taxol, bis-acetate)

Catalog number: T34078
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Invitrogen™

Tubulin Tracker™ Green (Oregon Green™ 488 Taxol, bis-acetate)

Catalog number: T34078
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Catalog Number
T34078
Unit Size
60 slides
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Tubulin Tracker Green (Oregon Green 488 Taxol, bis-acetate) provides green-fluorescent staining of polymerized tubulin in live cells. Tubulin Tracker Green is an uncharged, non-fluorescent compound that easily passes through the plasma membrane of live cells. Once inside the cell, the lipophilic blocking group is cleaved by non-specific esterases, resulting in a green-fluorescent, charged form, inhibiting it from escaping the live cells. TubulinTracker Green reagent utilizes Oregon Green 488 dye, which absorbs and emits optimally at 494 nm and 522 nm, respectively, and fluorescence can be visualized with standard GFP/FITC filter settings using almost any fluorescent imaging instrument. It can be multiplex with blue, orange, red, deep-red, and near-IR fluorophores.

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For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.

Specifications

Excitation Wavelength Range
494/522
Dye Type
Oregon Green™ 488
Product Line
TubulinTracker™
Shipping Condition
Approved for shipment on Wet or Dry Ice
Label Type
UV-Vis Labels
Product Type
Tubulin Tracker
SubCellular Localization
Tubulin

Contents & Storage

Contains sufficient material for at least 60 slides at 1 mL / slide and 1 x working concentration.

1 x 20 μg Tubulin Tracker Green (Oregon Green 488 Taxol, bis-acetate)

1 x 1 mL Pluronic F-127, 20% solution in DMSO

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