RNA Aptamer Peach Ⅰ (sodium) has an exceptionally high affinity to TO3-Biotin (TO3-B, red channel, ex: 637 nm, em: 658 nm), and can be used to visualize RNA expression or localization in live cells.
RNA Aptamer Peach Ⅱ (sodium) has an exceptionally high affinity to TO3-Biotin (TO3-B, red channel, ex: 637 nm, em: 658 nm), and can be used to visualize RNA expression or localization in live cells.
AFP aptamer sodium is an aptamer that specifically targets the liver cancer biomarker alpha-fetoprotein (AFP). AFP aptamer sodium can be used as a recognition molecule for AFP, with a linear detection range of 12.5-800 ng/mL[1].
RNA Aptamer Peach Ⅱ (sodium) has an exceptionally high affinity to TO3-Biotin (TO3-B, red channel, ex: 637 nm, em: 658 nm), and can be used to visualize RNA expression or localization in live cells.