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Fluorescent ATPγS- and GTPγS nucleotides from Jena Bioscience

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Nucleotide analogs that are resistant to hydrolysis are suitable tools for trapping of kinases, G-proteins, motor proteins, chaperones, or any other NTP-binding enzymes in their triphosphate-bound state.

Fluorescent non-hydrolyzable nucleotides can be used in experiments where protein-nucleotide interactions are investigated by fluorescence techniques.

Jena Bioscience has launched a new product section of dye-labeled ATPγS- and GTPγS nucleotides!

From the ever increasing number of commercially available fluorescent dyes we have thoroughly selected those that:

cover the whole UV/VIS spectrum with all colors available

fit the common commercial light sources and filter systems

have superior properties with primary focus on
- signal intensity
- high solubility in water
- photostability (minimal photobleaching)
- low molecular weight resulting in minimal steric hindrance

For more detailed information please check out our new nucleotide section at:

http://www.jenabioscience.com/cms/en/1/browse/1218/

If you require nucleotide analogs that are not on stock please send us an e-mail at nucleotides@jenabioscience.com to receive a quote for a custom synthesis.

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