Our flow cytometry has a laser of 488, and we can read at 585 (PE). Can provide me with a list of fluorophors you have available?
These are the dye for 488 nm laser:
Alexa 488:
- Brighter and more photostable than FITC
- Interchangeable with FITC with only minor changes in compensation
- Excited at 488 nm with emission maximum at ~519 nm
- pH insensitive
- Ideal primary color for flow cytometry
RPE (R-Phycoerythrin:
- Excited at 488 nm or 532 nm with emission maximum at ~575 nm
- Very bright fluorescence
- Shows some excitation with 405 nm laser
- Highly susceptible to photobleaching
RPE-Texas Red:
- Energy transfer dye excited at ~488 nm with emission maximum at ~615 nm
- Can be measured in FL3 channel on BD™ and Beckman Coulter instruments
RPE-Alexa Fluor 610:
- Energy transfer dye excited at ~488 nm with emission maximum at ~628 nm
- Alternative to RPE-Texas RedR dye
- Higher quantum yield than RPE-Texas RedR dye with lower compensation against RPE
- Ideal for use with RPE-Alexa FluorR 700 or RPE-CyR5.5 dyes in multicolor panels
- Can be measured in FL3 channel on BD™ and Beckman Coulter instruments
- Requires filter modification for optimal use on Beckman Coulter EPICSR XL™ instrument
RPE-Alexa Fluor 700:
- Fluorochrome of choice for BD™ FACSCalibur™ instrument
- Energy transfer dye excited at ~488 nm with emission maximum at ~723 nm
RPE-Cy5.5
- Energy transfer dye excited at ~488 nm with emission maximum at ~694 nm
- Lower photostability than RPE-Alexa FluorR 700
- Requires more compensation against APC channel than RPE-Alexa FluorR 700
- Measured in FL3 channel on BD FACScan™ and BD FACSCalibur™ instruments
- Measured in FL4 on Beckman Coulter EPICSR XL™ instrument
RPE-Cy7
- Provides long-wavelength emission off the 488 nm laser
- Energy transfer dye excited at ~488 nm with emission maximum at ~775 nm
- Requires varying degrees of compensation out of RPE channel
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06/01/2012