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ClickTech EdU Kit 594 is a cell proliferation assay kit designed for flow cytometry, enabling detection of DNA synthesis via EdU incorporation. This variant supports up to 50 assays and uses the 594 detection channel for fluorescent read-out of newly synthesised DNA in cultured cells. Offered as one kit, it brings together the reagents required for EdU-based labelling and click-mediated detection in a flow-cytometry workflow. Cell biology and cell-analysis laboratories can apply the kit when quantifying proliferation, cell-cycle progression or treatment effects in suspension or adherent lines prepared for cytometric analysis. The ClickTech format is intended to streamline EdU detection compared with traditional antibody-based thymidine-analogue methods. The product is available from manufacturer baseclick and fits life-science benches that already run fluorescence flow cytometry panels. Prepare samples according to the kit instructions for fixation, click labelling and instrument settings matched to the 594 channel. Store and handle components as indicated to maintain assay reliability across the full set of 50 determinations.
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