Via-Probe Red NA Stain 100uL

BD Via-Probe™ Red Nucleic Acid Stain is a nucleic acid dye that is useful for the discrimination of viable from nonviable cells, DNA content analysis in fixed cells, or nuclear counterstaining for fixed cells in immunofluorescence or flow cytometry applications. Although this dye is impermeant to viable cells with intact plasma membranes, it brightly stains nonviable or fixed cells with permeable membranes. BD Via-Probe™ Red Nucleic Acid Stain has an excitation maximum of 631 nm, and is best excited by the red laser. BD Via-Probe™ Red Nucleic Acid Stain has an emission maximum of 651 nm.

BD Via-Probe™ Red Nucleic Acid Stain is a nucleic acid dye that is useful for the discrimination of viable from nonviable cells, DNA content analysis in fixed cells, or nuclear counterstaining for fixed cells in immunofluorescence or flow cytometry applications. Although this dye is impermeant to viable cells with intact plasma membranes, it brightly stains nonviable or fixed cells with permeable membranes. BD Via-Probe™ Red Nucleic Acid Stain has an excitation maximum of 631 nm, and is best excited by the red laser. BD Via-Probe™ Red Nucleic Acid Stain has an emission maximum of 651 nm.

5 mM

Flow cytometry, Immunocytochemistry, Immunofluorescence, Intracellular staining (flow cytometry) (Tested During Development)

DNA Dyes

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