AF 568 Alkyne: Fluorescent Dye

(DB-410205)

AF 568 Alkyne is a bright orange-fluorescent dye that is structurally identical to Alexa Fluor 568. With its high photostability and pH resistance, it has become one of the most widely used fluorophores in life sciences. Its hydrophilic nature makes it an ideal choice for labeling sensitive proteins.


Bioconjugation with AF 568 alkyne presents a powerful technique for the production of fluorescently labeled biomolecules. AF 568 alkyne is recommended for fluorescence microscopy, flow cytometry, and other applications where label brightness and photostability are required.

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Key Parameters: High fluorescence quantum yield with lower costs

Alkyne: Reactive with azides via a copper-catalyzed click reaction

Applications: Confocal Microscopy, Super Resolution Microscopy, Flow Cytometry (FACS), cell cultures and tissue labeling

Lower Cost Alternative: Same Spectral Properties & Performance – Works exactly like Alexa Fluor 568 with friendly price.

Complete Compatibility – Can be used in any existing protocol that uses Alexa Fluor 568

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DB-410205-1MG

1 mg

105 EUR


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DB-410205-5MG

5 mg

337 EUR


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DB-410205-10MG

10 mg

438 EUR


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DB-410205-25MG

25 mg

1095 EUR



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DB-410205-50MG

50 mg

1417 EUR



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DB-410205-100MG

100 mg

2242 EUR


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Room Temperature

Up to 24 months in -20 ℃

HPLC (98 %+ purity)

Optical Data of AF 568 Alkyne

Name

Excitation (nm)

Emission (nm)

Excitation coeficient (ε)

MW (g/mol)

Formula

AF 568 Alkyne

579

603

94 000

934.18

C48H63N5O10S2

AF 568 Alkyne: Absorption and emission spectra

Absorption and emission spectra of AF 568:The absorption and emission spectra of AF 568 Alkyne visualized. The absorption peak at 579 nm ensures efficient excitation, while the emission peak at 603 nm provides strong fluorescence for high-sensitivity detection. Thanks to its high photostability, excellent pH resistance, and superior brightness, AF 579 is ideal for flow cytometry, confocal microscopy, and labeling of cell cultures and tissues.

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