DiFMUP (6,8-Difluoro-4-Methylumbelliferyl Phosphate)

      Catalog number:  D22065

      Invitrogen™  Related applications: Cellular Imaging | Pharma & Biopharma | Protein Assays and Analysis | Target & Lead Identification & Validation | Target-Based ADME⁄Tox Assays

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      Description

      DiFMUP is a fluorinated 4-methylumbelliferyl phosphate (MUP) derivative that has a lower pKa than that of MUP, making DiFMUP an excellent substrate for continuously assaying acid phosphatases at low pH. The reaction product of DiFMUP has excitation/emission maxima of ~358/450 nm. DiFMUP is also available as 5 mg packaged in a single vial (D6567).
      For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.

      Specifications

      Color: Blue
      Detection Method: Fluorescent
      Excitation⁄Emission (nm): 358⁄455
      For Use With (Equipment): Microplate Reader
      Form: Powder
      Label or Dye: DiFMU
      Product Size: 10 x 10 mg
      Substrate: DiFMUP
      Substrate Properties: Chemical Substrate
      Substrate Type: Phosphatase Substrate
      Target Enzyme: Phosphatases
      Shipping Condition: Room Temperature

      Contents & storage

      Store in freezer (-5 to -30°C).

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