JOE is a fluorescent dye with emission in the yellow part of the spectrum. This derivative is an activated NHS ester for conjugation with amines.

Hoechst 33342 (bisbenzimide) is a cell-permeant blue-emitting fluorescent dsDNA dye used for staining chromosomes and nuclei in live and fixed cells.

JOE phosphoramidite is a xanthene dye phosphoramidite used in oligo synthesis. Its absorption and emission spectra are located between the FAM and TAMRA channels.

A ready-to-use Hoechst 33342 solution for flow cytometry, a cell-permeant fluorescent nucleic acid dye used to assess the cell viability.

JOE dye phosphoramidite for synthesis of labeled oligonucleotides. JOE absorption and emission maxima are between maxima of FAM and TAMRA/ROX dyes.

Hoechst 34580 is a cell-permeant blue-emitting fluorescent dsDNA dye used for staining chromosomes and nuclei in live and fixed cells.

Hoechst S769121 (Nuclear Yellow) is a cell-permeant yellow-emitting fluorescent dsDNA dye used for staining DNA content in live and fixed cells.

Noncanonical amino acid analog of methionine with a terminal alkyne moiety for nascent protein synthesis detection.

Short bifunctional linker with thiol and hydroxyl groups. Thiol can coat gold surfaces forming a hydrophilic monolayer.

PEG3 bifunctional linker with thiol and hydroxyl groups. Thiol can coat gold surfaces forming a hydrophilic monolayer.