DIBMA 6 Fluorescein
Order number: 18762
Description
The new DIBMA 6 is not only smaller than its predecessors (DIBMA 10 and DIBMA 12) but together with Sulfo-DIBMA belongs to a new generation of DIBMA’s which are RAFT polymerized. This achieves a reduction in both monomer size and lower polydispersity, meaning that if you need your copolymers to all have a similar size this is the copolymer to choose.
Suitable applications for fluorescent copolymers:
If you’re interested in having this functionalization applied to a different copolymer backbone, get in touch with us and we’ll get that project running for you: Contact us
DIBMA 6 Fluorescein
This first-of-its-kind, functionalized version of our classic DIBMA 6 is fluorescently labeled with fluorescein. This means a pH-dependent fluorescent excitation at ~485 nm and emission maximum at ~510 nm.Suitable applications for fluorescent copolymers:
- Detection
- Localization (Visualization via fluorescent microscopy)
- etc.
If you’re interested in having this functionalization applied to a different copolymer backbone, get in touch with us and we’ll get that project running for you: Contact us
Datasheets
Feature | |
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State | Lyophilized Powder, to be solved with water |
Full Name | Diisobutylene Maleic Acid Fluorescein in 50 mM HEPES, pH 7.5 |
Buffer | HEPES |
pH after solving | 7.5 |
pH Stability of Copolymer | 5.0-10 |
Absorbance at 280nm | Yes |
Molecular Weight | 6 kDA |
Ca2+ tolerance | 30 mM |
Mg2+ tolerance | 40 mM |
Solubility | > 10% (H2O) |
Polymerization Type | RAFT |
λAbs | ~485 nm |
λEm | ~514 nm |
Shipping Temperature | Ambient Temparature |
Storage of lyophilized copolymer | -20°C for several years |
Storage of dissolved copolymer | 2-8°C for several days |
Lab Results



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Our products are intended for molecular applications. These products are not intended for diagnosis, prevention or treatment of a disease.
Our products are intended for molecular applications. These products are not intended for diagnosis, prevention or treatment of a disease.