Description
ClickTech Kit 488 is a complete kit for imaging applications in cell proliferation assays based on click chemistry. Delivered as 1 kit in cardboard packaging, it is intended for fluorescence imaging workflows linked to the 488 detection channel. The kit supports laboratory research in which click-compatible labelling strategies are used to visualise proliferating cells by fluorescence microscopy. A unit weight of 0,101 kg keeps the format compact for everyday bench organisation and storage in cell biology laboratories. Categories include organic chemicals, click chemistry and cell proliferation assays, underscoring its use in imaging-oriented proliferation studies. The product comes from manufacturer baseclick and is aimed at professional scientific users who prefer a consolidated kit over separately sourced components. Investigators can incorporate the reagents into standard imaging protocols that call for a dedicated 488-channel solution. Cardboard packaging holds the kit contents together for clear handling during assay preparation. Research groups working on DNA synthesis, cell-cycle dynamics and related click chemistry methods will find this kit aligned with common fluorescence readout platforms in the life-science laboratory.
This article is part of Click chemistry, bioconjugation & synthesis reagents, in Organic chemicals & synthesis reagents.
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- Pack size: 1 kit
- Storage temperature: +4 °C
- Use: For imaging
- Packaging: Cardboard
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