Image reactive probes are widely used in Photoaffinity labeling. A technique used to attach labels to the active site of a large molecule, such as protein. They are extremely useful in receptor identification application. The probe has an inactive site that can be converted into a highly reactive form through photolysis. The activated label then bind permanently to the large molecule via a covalent bond. Commonly used photo crosslinkers include benzophenone (BP), aryl azide (AA), and diazirine (DA).
Image Probes
Catalog# | Name | Structure | Pricing | |||
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Top selling High purity Image Probes | ||||||
AP10710 | TAMRA-PEG4-DBCO | Pricing | ||||
AP10578 | Propargyl-PEG3 Pyrene | Pricing | ||||
AP10579 | Propargyl-PEG2 Pyrene | Pricing | ||||
AP10582 | Norbornene PEG7 Pyrene | Pricing | ||||
AP10711 | TAMRA-PEG2-BCN | Pricing | ||||
AP10581 | Norbornene-PEG6 Pyrene | Pricing | ||||
AP11089 | TAMRA-PEG3-biotin | Pricing |