Re: SNARF-1 and cell cycle

From: Richard Haugland (richard.haugland@probes.com)
Date: Thu Jan 17 2002 - 20:10:07 EST


SNARF®-1 carboxylic acid, acetate, succinimidyl ester

http://www.probes.com/servlets/product?region=Select&item=22801

is a very new probe that we have not yet tested for assessing cell cycle. We have
tested it for
labeling cells and for cell tracing. I am not aware of any publications that have used
it for that,
however.

However, it requires the same hydrolysis of the acetates as does CFSE and has the
same succinimidyl
ester as CFSE and should therefore have similar utility and have its fluorescence
decrease by half on
cell division, as does CFSE.  Its potential advantage is that it can be excited at
488 nm but has red
fluorescence so it may be complementary to CFSE.



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