BDP TR is a borondipyrromethene dye. A bright and photostable fluorophore with high quantum yield.

Fluorescent derivative of sphingosine with emission in the orange spectrum region for visualization of the Golgi apparatus in cells.

BDP TR is a borondipyrromethene fluorophore for the ROX channel. The dye produces bright fluorescent emission. Tetrazines are reactive components for the conjugation with strained cycloalkenes.

This yellow-orange-fluorescent boron dipyrromethene dye contains a DBCO substituting group for participation in click chemistry reactions.

BDP TR-X-NHS ester is a derivative of BDP TR containing a long linker based on aminohexanoic acid (C6). The dye has absorption and emission close to ROX. The NHS ester function can be used to conjugate proteins and peptides.

A bright, thiol reactive dye for TAMRA channel. Useful for microscopy and fluorescence polarization assays, among other applications.

Amine reactive NHS ester of BDP TMR, bright borondipyrromethene dye for TAMRA channel especially suitable for fluorescence polarization assays.

A fluorophore for the TAMRA channel with a functional group that can form conjugates in click chemistry reactions (IEDDA ligation) .

Amine reactive NHS ester of BDP TMR, bright borondipyrromethene dye for TAMRA channel especially suitable for fluorescence polarization assays. This compound contains an aminohexanoic acid (C6) linker between the dye and the functional group.

BDP TR is a fluorophore for ROX channel. This borondipyrromethene dye is very bright, and resistant to oxidation.