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ClickTech EdU Kit 555 is a complete cell-proliferation detection kit configured for imaging readouts in in vivo experimental settings. The EdU (5-ethynyl-2'-deoxyuridine) approach incorporates a thymidine analogue during DNA synthesis; subsequent click chemistry then attaches a fluorescent 555 reporter, enabling sensitive visualisation of newly synthesised DNA in cells and tissues. This S-format kit is supplied as one kit and includes 50 mg additional EdU, supporting extended or multi-animal study designs without immediate reordering of the nucleoside component. Designed for imaging-based proliferation assays within the click-chemistry workflow, the kit suits fluorescence microscopy and related imaging platforms used in cell biology, oncology and developmental research. The formulation comes from manufacturer baseclick and is intended for laboratories that require a matched EdU-plus-detection package rather than sourcing individual reagents. Clear kit identity and in vivo imaging orientation help standardise protocols across projects. Follow the supplied assay guidance for incorporation timing, click reaction conditions and imaging setup to obtain reproducible proliferation readouts.
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