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CellMask™ Orange Actin Tracking Stain

Catalog number: A57244
Invitrogen™

CellMask™ Orange Actin Tracking Stain

Catalog number: A57244
Catalog Number
A57244
Unit Size
1 x 60 assays
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Price: 365.00
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Stain and track intracellular F-actin with CellMask Orange Actin Tracking Stain in live or fixed cells in immunofluorescence (IF), immunocytochemistry (ICC), and immunohistochemistry (IHC) protocols, and in 3D cell culture. The CellMask Orange Actin Tracking Stain fluorescently labels polymerized/filamentous actin (F-actin) in live or fixed cells because it is designed to readily permeate live cells, resulting in bright and uniform labeling. CellMask Orange Actin Tracking Stain can be used to track F-actin in live cells for 24 hours or more. Live cells stained with CellMask Orange Actin Tracking Stain can be fixed; the stain can also be used on already fixed cells. Cell Mask Orange Actin Tracking Stain can be multiplexed with antibodies in IF, ICC, and IHC protocols, and can also be used in 3D cell culture for 3D imaging.

Features of Cell Mask Orange Actin Tracking Stain include the following:
• Stains F-actin in live or fixed cells for fluorescence 2D monolayer or 3D imaging experiments
• Can be multiplexed with antibodies in IF/ICC/IHC experiments
• Fluorescence maxima (Excitation/Emission): 545/570 nm; can be detected with TRITC/RFP filter

CellMask actin tracking stains are available in three colors: green (Cat. No. A57243, A57246), detected with a FITC/GFP filter (Ex 503 nm/Em 512 nm), orange (Cat. No. A57244, A57247) detected with a TRITC/RFP filter (Ex 545 nm/Em 570 nm), and deep red (Cat. No. A57245, A57248), detected with a CY5/Deep Red filter (Ex 652 nm/Em 669 nm).

CellMask actin tracking stains detect F-actin in live or fixed cells or tissue with a targeting structure that closely resembles jasplakinolide. They do not label globular actin (G-actin) or monomer actin (M-actin). CellMask actin tracking stains easily permeate live cell membranes and are retained within live cells after loading. As demonstrated in the figures below, incubation with CellMask actin tracking stains has no detectable effect on viability of various cell lines after 24 hours of incubation. In addition, CellMask actin tracking stains can be used to detect F-Actin in paraformaldehyde fixed cells or tissue (freshly fixed or cryo frozen only) and can be multiplexed with antibody detection.

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For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.

Specifications

Color
Orange
Excitation Wavelength Range
570 nm
Dye Type
TRITC/RFP
For Use With (Equipment)
Fluorescence Microscope, High Content Analyzer
Quantity
1 x 60 Assays
Detection Method
Fluorescence Microscopy
Description
CellMask™ Orange Actin Tracking Stain
Emission
545 nm
Product Line
CellMask™
Shipping Condition
Room Temperature
Target
F-Actin
Label Type
Fluorescent Dye
Product Type
Actin
SubCellular Localization
Actin, Cytoskeleton

Contents & Storage

Contains 1 vial with enough reagent to stain 120 slides, when 500 μL of 1X staining solution is used per slide.

• Add 60 μL/vial of anhydrous DMSO to make a 1000X (1 mM) stock solution
• Dissolve stock solution 1:1000 in cell imaging solution to make 1X (1 μM) staining solution

Store at room temperature. Can be stored to –20°C with no freeze/thaw cycles. When stored as instructed, these reagents are effective for a minimum of 6 months after receiving.

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