BOC Sciences offers a complete oligonucleotide fluorescent labeling service. Our fluorescent labeling includes 6-FAM, HEX, and TET, among others. Our custom services are designed to meet your requirements through strict quality control and fast turnaround, providing scientists with the necessary tools to meet the most challenging applications. You can also send us your reactive dyes and we can label them for you quickly and efficiently.
Fluorescent labeling is by far the most commonly used labeling for oligonucleotide synthesis, and it is possible to transduce analyte-bioreceptor binding into analytical signals by attaching one or more fluorophore groups or fluorescent compounds to oligonucleotide chains. Oligo fluorescent labeling is extensively used in gene sequencing, forensic and genetic analysis.
HEX is the hexachloro derivative of carboxyfluorescein with a maximum absorbance of 535 nm and a maximum emission wavelength of 556 nm, which is red.
JOE is a conventional fluorophore with a maximum excitation wavelength of 520 nm and a maximum emission wavelength of 548 nm.
TET is a highly stable dye that modifies the 5' end of oligonucleotides. TET has a maximum absorbance of 521 nm, a maximum emission wavelength of 536 nm, and an orange color.
Rhodamine red X is a sulfonated xanthene dye with a maximum absorbance of 570 nm and a maximum emission wavelength of 590 nm.
This method is based on the solid-phase synthesis, with nucleoside phosphoramidites as key building blocks, and is compatible with almost any natural or non-natural modifications as long as undesired side reactions are avoided during synthesis and reactive hydroxyl and amino groups are protected.
The linkage of fluorescent dyes to oligonucleotides can be achieved by using reactive dyes containing functional groups such as thio, aldehyde, azide, amino and carboxyl groups as well as modified enzymes. After proper HPLC processing, the corresponding product can be obtained.
| Dye | 5' | Int | 3' | Ex./Em | Color | Price |
| 6-FAM (NHS ester) | 496/516 | Yellow-green | Inquiry | |||
| 6-FAM (Fluorescein) | 495/520 | Yellow-green | Inquiry | |||
| Fluorescein dT | 495/520 | Yellow-green | Inquiry | |||
| Cy3 | 550/564 | Yellow-orange | Inquiry | |||
| Cy3.5 | 581/596 | Orange-red | Inquiry | |||
| TAMRA | 559/583 | Yellow-orange | Inquiry | |||
| JOE (NHS ester) | 529/555 | Yellow | Inquiry | |||
| Cy5 | 648/668 | Red | Inquiry | |||
| TAMRA (NHS ester) | 559/583 | Yellow-orange | Inquiry | |||
| MAX (NHS ester) | 531/556 | Yellow | Inquiry | |||
| TET | 522/539 | Yellow-green | Inquiry | |||
| Cy5.5 | 685/706 | Red | Inquiry | |||
| ROX (NHS ester) | 588/608 | Orange | Inquiry | |||
| TYE 563 | 549/563 | Yellow-orange | Inquiry | |||
| HEX | 538/555 | Yellow | Inquiry | |||
| TEX 615 | 596/613 | Red | Inquiry | |||
| TYE 665 | 645/665 | Red | Inquiry | |||
| TYE 705 | 686/686 | Red | Inquiry | |||
| SUN | 538/554 | Yellow | Inquiry |
BOC Sciences offers a wide range of fluorescent labels including 6-FAM, HEX, TET, Cy3, Cy5, and more, providing flexibility to meet different research needs in gene sequencing and genetic analysis.
Fluorescent labeling involves attaching a fluorescent dye to an oligonucleotide, which allows for the detection and analysis of nucleic acid interactions. This is widely used in gene sequencing, pathogen detection, and gene expression analysis.
Yes, BOC Sciences provides custom fluorescent labeling services, including direct chemical synthesis and post-synthetic conjugation, allowing you to tailor the labeling to your specific experimental needs.
Fluorescently labeled oligonucleotides are used in a variety of applications including nucleic acid sequencing, gene expression analysis, genetic diagnostics, and the detection of pathogenic pathogens.
Fluorescent labels can be attached during oligonucleotide synthesis or through post-synthetic conjugation, depending on the modification requirements. Both methods ensure high specificity and efficient labeling.
BOC Sciences uses high-performance purification techniques such as HPLC and PAGE to ensure the purity and quality of fluorescently labeled oligonucleotides, providing consistent and reliable results.
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