Label and track mammalian cells including stem cells, T-cells, macrophages and more with IVISense™ 680 fluorescent cell labeling dye (VivoTrack™).
IVISense 680 is an NIR fluorescent lipophilic labeling dye that intercalates in the cell membrane. With high solubility and excellent stability, Revvity’s IVISense 680 fluorescent cell dye offers superior brightness and uniform labeling, ideal for cell detection in vitro and longitudinal cell tracking in vivo across many applications including inflammation, immunology, and stem cell research.
For research use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
Feature | Specification |
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Unit Size | 1 Kit (5 Vials) |
Wave Length | 680 nm |
Label and track mammalian cells including stem cells, T-cells, macrophages and more with IVISense™ 680 fluorescent cell labeling dye (VivoTrack™).
IVISense 680 is an NIR fluorescent lipophilic labeling dye that intercalates in the cell membrane. With high solubility and excellent stability, Revvity’s IVISense 680 fluorescent cell dye offers superior brightness and uniform labeling, ideal for cell detection in vitro and longitudinal cell tracking in vivo across many applications including inflammation, immunology, and stem cell research.
For research use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
Benefits of IVISense fluroescent cell labeling dyes:
Unit size 5 x 1g. Each vial contains 0.2 mg of the labeling agent formulated in polyethylene glycol in a dry solid form to equal 1 g total. The packaged material in each vial provides sufficient reagent to label up to 2 x 108 cells.
Brand |
IVISense
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Imaging Modality |
Fluorescence
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Shipping Conditions |
Shipped in Blue Ice
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Type |
Standard Kit
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Unit Size |
1 Kit (5 Vials)
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Wave Length |
680 nm
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