IRDye near infrared fluorescent dyes are setting new standards for protein and cellular assays, microscopy, and in vivo molecular imaging. These dyes have excellent water solubility, near infrared (700-800 nm) emission wavelengths where autofluorescence is low, and minimal non-specific binding. Use IRDye infrared dyes for labeling nucleic acids, antibodies, proteins, peptides, viruses, cytokines and chemokines whenever you need bright signal, low background imaging.
Glycosylation is an area of post-translational
protein modification receiving more attention by researchers
as potential cancer biomarkers. Attachment of the sugar
chain to the protein determines whether the interaction
is deemed N- or O-glycosylation.
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