Membrane potential dyes
These are cytoplasmic membrane dyes that undergo fluorescence changes in response to membrane potential. There are so-called fast-response and slow-response membrane potential dyes. Dyes in the first category respond to membrane potential change by changing their intramolecular electron distribution, which in turn causes fluorescence change. Because electron distribution change does not require any physical movement of the dyes, the response is typically fast. However, fast-response dyes typically show only about 2-10% fluorescence change per 100 mV. Slow-response dyes are dyes whose fluorescence change relies on the transmembrane movement of the dyes in the electrical field. Slow-response dyes typically show a greater response than fast-response membrane dyes. Recently, as much as 30% fluorescence change per 100 mV has been achieved using a combination of a cytoplasmic membrane dye, DiOC16(3), and a lipophilic quencher, DPA.
Cat# |
Product Name |
Unit Size |
Unit Price |
61015 |
5mg |
$225 |
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61013 |
5mg |
$215 |
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61010 |
5mg |
$140 |
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61014 |
5mg |
$215 |
|
61012 |
5mg |
$195 |
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61011 |
25mg |
$100 |
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70015 |
100mg |
$110 |
|
30037 |
each |
$195 |
|
70008 |
100mg |
$115 |
|
70007 |
100mg |
$115 |
|
70009 |
100mg |
$120 |
|
60038 |
25mg |
$210 |
|
60037 |
25 mg |
$150 |
|
70014 |
5mg |
$155 |
|
30001 |
100 assays |
$215 |
|
61018 |
5mg |
$120 |
|
61016 |
5mg |
$175 |
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61017 |
25mg |
$175 |
|
61019 |
5mg |
$175 |
|
80103 |
25 mg |
$33 |

