Description
ClickTech DNA FISH Kit 594 is a kit designed for fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) applications on DNA. Supplied as 1 kit with a net weight of 0,101 kg, this ClickTech format supports FISH and related nucleic-acid modification workflows that use the 594 fluorescent channel. The product is provided by manufacturer baseclick and is positioned for laboratories engaged in click chemistry, FISH and PCR modification. Researchers can apply the kit in fluorescence in situ hybridization protocols where DNA visualization and labeling are required. The single-kit pack size offers a ready-to-use presentation for structured experimental series in molecular and cell-biology settings. Categories include organic chemicals, click chemistry, and FISH and PCR modification, reflecting its role at the interface of chemical labeling and nucleic-acid analysis. This DNA FISH kit provides an application-focused solution for laboratories implementing click-based FISH detection with 594 fluorescence. The defined kit unit simplifies ordering and bench organization for hybridization workflows. Together, the ClickTech DNA FISH concept and 594 detection orientation support consistent setup of fluorescence in situ hybridization experiments in research environments.
This article is part of Biochemicals (other), in Biochemicals & reagents.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 kit
- Detection channel: 594
- Product line: ClickTech DNA FISH
- Weight: 0,101 kg
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