Alexa 488 labeled tyramides
Alexa 488-labeled tyramides are a type of fluorescent labeling reagent used in various biological and biochemical applications. They are designed to covalently attach to target molecules, enabling their detection and visualization through fluorescence microscopy or other fluorescence-based techniques. The core function of Alexa 488-labeled tyramides is to provide a fluorescent signal for the labeling and detection of target analytes.
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2 protocols using alexa 488 labeled tyramides
Quantifying Eukaryotic Diversity via CARD-FISH
Microbial Community Profiling by CARD-FISH
Signal amplification was performed with Alexa488-labeled tyramides (Molecular Probes). CARD-FISH preparations were counterstained with DAPI at a final concentration of 1 μg mL -1 . DAPI-and CARD-FISH-stained cells were counted manually, achieving a minimum of 1000 cells per filter per evaluation.
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