Dextran fluorescein
Dextran fluorescein is a fluorescent dye-labeled polysaccharide. It is commonly used as a molecular weight marker and tracer in various biological applications, such as cell and tissue staining, flow cytometry, and microscopy.
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45 protocols using dextran fluorescein
Endocytic Trafficking of Fluorescent Probes
Microinjection of siRNA and Dextran
Intracellular pH Measurement Using Dextran-Fluorescein
Quantifying Dextran Uptake in BMDCs
Multimodal Tracer Imaging in Mice
In Vitro Axon Guidance Assay
Intestinal Antigen Uptake Mechanisms
Transduction of Migrating Lymph Cells
Long-term Tracking of Peritoneal Microlesions
Zebrafish Lymphatic and Vascular Imaging
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