Rhod dextran
Rhod-dextran is a fluorescent dye-labeled dextran compound used in biological research applications. It is designed to serve as a marker for tracing and visualizing molecular interactions, cellular uptake, and transport processes in living cells and tissues.
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3 protocols using rhod dextran
Lysosomal Function and Regulation Assays
Quantifying Calcium Concentrations with Dextran-based Probes
Quantifying Calcium Concentrations Using Rhod-dextran
22 (link) with low-affinity Rhod-dextran (
Kd=551 ± 107μM) (Invitrogen) in conjunction with the calcium-insensitive Alexa-Fluor 488 dextran (Invitrogen) at concentrations of 0.25mg/ml and 0.1mg/ml, respectively. Dextrans were loaded for 12hr, followed by a 12hr chase.
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