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ClickTech EdU Kit 488 is a cell proliferation kit intended for imaging applications in vivo. It belongs to the ClickTech EdU family of reagents used in click-chemistry approaches to detect EdU incorporation during DNA synthesis and cell proliferation, with readout associated with the 488 fluorescent channel. According to the product data, this S format is supplied for in vivo use and includes 50 mg of additional EdU. The pack size is 1 kit and the net weight is 0,101 kg. Laboratories active in organic chemicals, click chemistry and cell proliferation assays can employ this kit when an imaging-oriented EdU workflow in vivo is specified. The product comes from manufacturer baseclick and is positioned for imaging rather than high-throughput screening. ClickTech EdU Kit 488 therefore combines the 488 imaging designation, the in vivo application and the stated additional EdU amount in one unit. This configuration suits experimental setups that require the imaging, in vivo S variant of the ClickTech EdU 488 kit as described in the manufacturer information.
This article is part of Click chemistry, bioconjugation & synthesis reagents, in Organic chemicals & synthesis reagents.
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