CoraLite®594-Phalloidin (red)
Cat no : PF00003
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Product Information
Phalloidin is a toxin isolated from mushrooms that binds F-Actin in the cytoskeleton. This product is conjugated to our fluorescent CoraLite(R) dye to stain F-actin for labeling, identifying and quantifying actin filaments in immunostaining studies. Compared to many fluorescent dyes, CoraLite(R) dyes have advantages in brightness, light stability and water solubility. Excitation/Emission maxima wavelengths are 593 nm/614 nm
Conjugated
CoraLite®594-Phalloidin(red).
Ex/Em: 593/614 nm
Storage
Store at -20°C. Avoid exposure to light. Stable for 2 years after shipment.
Protocol
Stock preparation: Prepare a 200T/mL stock solution by dissolving lyophilized phalloidin (300T) in 1.5 mL sterile water and protect solution from light.
Cautions
This product is in the form of freeze-dried powder. Please centrifuge it immediately before use and dissolve it in a suitable solvent before use. Phalloidin is highly toxic, please take protective measures .
Stock preparation
Prepare a 200T/mL stock solution by dissolving lyophilized phalloidin (300T) in 1.5 mL sterile water and protect solution from light.
Cited in Article as
pf00003, CoraLite®594-Phalloidin (red), Proteintech, IL, USA
Publications
| Application | Title |
|---|---|
Adv Sci (Weinh) Regulating Type H Vessel Formation and Bone Metabolism via Bone-Targeting Oral Micro/Nano-Hydrogel Microspheres to Prevent Bone Loss | |
Adv Sci (Weinh) IFITM2 Modulates Endocytosis Maintaining Neural Stem Cells in Developing Neocortex | |
J Control Release 3D mesenchymal stem cell exosome-functionalized hydrogels for corneal wound healing | |
Biofabrication Pulsed electromagnetic field-assisted reduced graphene oxide composite 3D printed nerve scaffold promotes sciatic nerve regeneration in rats | |
Environ Pollut Chronic exposure to polystyrene microplastics induced LHR reduction and decreased testosterone levels through NF-κB pathway | |
Antiviral Res Host factor DUSP5 potently inhibits dengue virus infection by modulating cytoskeleton rearrangement |