Dyes for Your Near-Infrared Imaging Needs

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Dye Structure

IRDye 680LT NHS Ester dye structure

IRDye® 680LT NHS Ester

IMPORTANT: IRDye 680LT dye products should not be used for small animal in vivo imaging.

The NHS ester reactive group will label primary and secondary amines, such as lysine residues in proteins.

For sulfhydryl (cysteine-directed) labeling with maleimide dye, click here.


IRDye® 680LT in PBS IRDye 680LT in PBS
Solvent Ext. Coeff. Abs Max Em Max
(M-1 cm-1) (nm) (nm)
Methanol 250,000 680 694
1X PBS 250,000 676 693

NHS ester reacts with a primary aliphatic amine, such as lysine.

NHS ester reacts with a primary aliphatic amine, such as lysine.

Dye label is attached through amide bond.

Dye label is attached through amide bond.

 

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