Description
ClickTech EdU Kit 555 is a cell proliferation kit intended for flow cytometry and in vivo experimental work within click-chemistry workflows. It enables laboratory assessment of cell proliferation by supporting EdU-based detection strategies used in cell biology and organic chemical assay setups. This S-format configuration includes 50 mg of additional EdU, giving extra reagent capacity for multi-sample or extended proliferation studies. The product is supplied as 1 kit with a net weight of 0,101 kg and is positioned among reagents for cell proliferation assays and related click-chemistry applications. Researchers use such kits when monitoring newly synthesised DNA in proliferating cell populations under defined experimental conditions, including in vivo models analysed by flow cytometry. Fluorescence channel designation 555 in the product name indicates the intended detection window for multiplexed cytometric readouts alongside other markers. Offered by manufacturer baseclick, the ClickTech EdU Kit 555 fits routine cell-analysis pipelines that rely on click chemistry for sensitive proliferation readouts. The single-kit unit provides a practical package size for laboratories running EdU incorporation assays in flow cytometry and complementary life-science applications.
This article is part of Click chemistry, bioconjugation & synthesis reagents, in Organic chemicals & synthesis reagents.
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- Pack size: 1 kit
- Product type: Cell proliferation kit
- Additional reagent: 50 mg EdU
- Weight: 0,101 kg
- UNSPSC: 41116105
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