Rhodamine 0,5 % in isopropanol
Rhodamine 0.5% in isopropanol is a special staining solution widely used in histology and cell biology. Rhodamine is a fluorescent dye with intense red emission that is able to label specific structures within cells or tissues, making them visible under a fluorescence microscope.
Isopropanol serves as a solvent for the dye rhodamine in this solution. It enables uniform distribution of the dye and aids penetration into biological samples.
The 0.5% rhodamine solution in isopropanol can be used in a wide variety of experimental contexts. For example, it is used to label and visualize specific proteins, cells or tissues. Under a fluorescence microscope, rhodamine produces intense red fluorescence, which allows clear differentiation of the labeled structures.
Isopropanol serves as a solvent for the dye rhodamine in this solution. It enables uniform distribution of the dye and aids penetration into biological samples.
The 0.5% rhodamine solution in isopropanol can be used in a wide variety of experimental contexts. For example, it is used to label and visualize specific proteins, cells or tissues. Under a fluorescence microscope, rhodamine produces intense red fluorescence, which allows clear differentiation of the labeled structures.
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UN-Nummer: 1219
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Relevant Incredients:
• Isopropyl alcohol
• 9-(2-Carboxyphenyl)-3,6-bis(diethylamino)xanthylium chloride (C.I.: 45170)
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