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TAMRA Peptide Labeling

TAMRA Peptide Labeling TAMRA is a widely used orange-red fluorescent label for peptides and biomolecules. It is commonly selected for microscopy, FRET designs, intracellular labeling, and multicolor fluorescence experiments. Key Properties Excitation / Emissio

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TAMRA Peptide Labeling

TAMRA is a widely used orange-red fluorescent label for peptides and biomolecules. It is commonly selected for microscopy, FRET designs, intracellular labeling, and multicolor fluorescence experiments.

Key Properties

Excitation / Emission

556 / 580 nm

Color

Orange-red

Laser Compatibility

543 nm / 561 nm

Typical Use

Microscopy, FRET, cell labeling

Notes

Useful alternative to FITC in selected intracellular studies

TAMRA Spectrum

Why Use TAMRA?

Useful for orange-red channel detection

Commonly used in FRET pairs and imaging workflows

Compatible with 543 nm and 561 nm laser systems

Useful in multicolor panel design

Common Peptide Applications

Intracellular peptide uptake studies

FRET peptide design

Microscopy and localization experiments

Related Dyes

Cy3

ATTO 550

FITC

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Customization to Fit Specific Research Needs

Every research project is unique—and so are your labeling requirements. We offer a wide range of labeling options, including fluorescent dyes, biotin, stable isotopes, and affinity tags, with full customization in sequence design, labeling site selection, and conjugation chemistry. Our team works closely with you to develop labeling strategies that fit your experimental design and platform compatibility.

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