good for you, the link shows me country specific pricing and its $850:}
I am not sure this has been around for so long. . This is really specialised dye and in these kind of applications those who need it wil pay for it from their deep pockets. For the rest of us -we have to look for substitutes and work arounds. Or do some more main stream science.
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Dne úterý, 20. listopadu 2012 23:20:19 UTC+1 Nathan McCorkle napsal(a):
I came across this, it was used to visualise single DNA molecules in nanochannels... I'm guessing it's good at this because it has two dye molecules just nanometers apart, which also have high affinity to DNA and 1000X fluorescence intensity increase upon binding.It's crazy to me to pay so much though, Its been around since mid-90s at least...http://products.invitrogen.com/ivgn/product/Y3601 --
-Nathan
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