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common in some CD and DVD media.
Cyanines have been
classified in many ways:
Streptocyanines or open
chain cyanines: R2N+=CH[CH=CH]n-NR2 (I) Hemicyanines:...
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common fluorop****s are
derivatives of
rhodamine (TRITC), coumarin, and
cyanine.
Newer generations of fluorop****s, many of
which are proprietary, often...
- atom
bonded to the
cyanine molecule, to make more
stable cyanine discs ("metal-stabilized
Cyanine", "Super
Cyanine").
Older cyanine dye-based CD-Rs, as...
- Like
ionic cyanines,
merocyanines contain two
terminal heteroatoms and a
polymethine chain in
their chromop****s. Brooker's
merocyanine Cyanine J-aggregate...
- SYBR
Green I (SG) is an
asymmetrical cyanine dye used as a
nucleic acid
stain in
molecular biology. The SYBR
family of dyes is
produced by
Molecular Probes...
- SYBR Safe is a
cyanine dye used as a
nucleic acid
stain in
molecular biology. SYBR Safe is one of a
number of SYBR dyes made by the Life Technologies...
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methine dyes. The most well-known
group of
methine dyes are the
cationic cyanine dyes. Both
terminal groups of the chromop****
contain nitrogen atoms, whereas...
- SYBR Gold is an
asymmetrical cyanine dye. It can be used as a
stain for double-stranded DNA, single-stranded DNA, and RNA. SYBR Gold is the most sensitive...
- diameter. J-aggregate dyes are
found with
polymethine dyes in general, with
cyanines, merocyanines,
squaraine and
perylene bisimides.
Certain π-conjugated macrocycles...
- 51030),
gallein (CI 45445) and
eriochrome cyanine R also
called chromoxane cyanine R and
solochrome cyanine (CI 43820). All four have Fe(III) as the mordant...
