AMCA azide
AMCA azide for ?lick ?hemistry conjugation with terminal alkynes via a copper-catalyzed click reaction or strained cyclooctynes via a copper-free click reaction. AMCA (aminomethylcoumarin acetate) is one of the brightest blue fluorescent dyes. This fluorophore has a relatively large Stoke’s shift, high resistance to photobleaching, and pH-independent fluorescence from pH 4 to 10. AMCA is a widely used fluorophore for multiple-color labeling due to its minimal fluorescence overlap with green- and longer wavelength-emitting fluorescent dyes.

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Catalog:
BP-40669
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Name:
AMCA azide
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Formula:
C15H17N5O3
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MW:
315.3
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CAS:
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Purity:
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Ships Within:
24 Hours
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Storage Condition:
-20°C
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Excitation Maximum:
348
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Solubility:
DMSO, DMF
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Extinction Coefficient Excitation Maximum:
17,400
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Emission Maximum:
435
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Fluorescence Quantum Yield:
0.91
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Availability:
In Stock
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