FM 2.0 Fluorescent Dye Series Long-term Plasma Membrane Imaging Dyes Introduction The FM 2.0 fluorescent dye series currently comprises a suite of five distinct products, such as FM2.0 Green, FM2.0 Orange, FM2.0 Red, CFM2.0 Red, and FM2.0 NIR, each with varying emission wavelengths. These dyes belong to a class of...
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The Wurtz reaction, named after French chemist Charles-Adolphe Wurtz, is a coupling reaction widely studied in organic and organometallic chemistry. It is also relevant to polymers of inorganic main group elements. The reaction involves two halogenated hydrocarbons reacting with sodium to produce new C-C bonds, synthesizing longer carbon chains： Due...
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Jan
The acylation reaction, also known as acylation, is a key process in organic chemistry where hydrogen or other groups are replaced by acyl groups. The compound providing the acyl group is referred to as the acylating agent. The reaction can be expressed as: RCOZ + SH → RCOS + HZ...
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Jan
Aromatic hydrocarbonization reaction is a widely used method in enzyme immobilization technology. It involves alkylating and aromatizing polymers with halogen-substituted aromatic rings or heterocycles, followed by reactions with amino, phenol, or sulfhydryl groups on enzyme molecules under alkaline conditions. Aromatic hydrocarbons, commonly referred to as aromatics, are fundamental components of...
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Jan
Halogenation reactions refer to the process where a hydrogen atom or other groups in an organic compound are replaced by a halogen atom to form halogen-containing organic compounds. This reaction is a cornerstone of organic synthesis, enabling the production of a wide range of halogenated compounds with unique properties and...
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Jan
Spotting Capillary Spotting capillaries are typically produced by tangentially connecting glass capillary tubes and pipettes. The manufacturing process involves three main steps: tip treatment, tube wall protection, and filling. Among these, tip treatment is critical, as the shape and size of the tip significantly influence the quality and stability of...
