CELLLIGHT SYNAPTOPHYSIN-RFP 1 ML，C10610，Invitrogen

CellLight® Synaptophysin-RFP, BacMam 2.0, provides an easy method for the labeling of synaptophysin with Red Fluorescent Protein (RFP) in live cells. Simply add the reagent to your cells, incubate overnight, and the cells are ready to image in the morning. This ready-to-use construct is transduced/transfected into cells using BacMam 2.0 technology, where it expresses RFP fused to synaptophysin. You can observe synaptophysin-RFP behavior in live cells using a fluorescent imaging system and standard TRITC/RFP filter set. Study synapses in action in live neurons with minimum cellular toxicity or cellular disruption associated with neurotracers. In addition, you can co-transduce/transfect more than one CellLight® reagent and label live cells with multiple tracking or tracing dyes to image dynamic cellular processes. Cells expressing CellLight® constructs can also be fixed with formaldehyde for multiplexing with antibodies using immunocytochemical techniques.

CellLight® Technology
• Highly efficient: up to 90% transduction of a wide range of mammalian cell lines, including primary cells, stem cells, and neurons
• Fast and convenient: simply add CellLight® reagent to your cells, incubate overnight, and image—or store frozen, assay-ready cells for later use
• Less toxic: CellLight® reagents are non-replicating in mammalian cells and are suitable for biosafety level (BSL) 1 handling
• Flexible: co-transduce more than one BacMam reagent for multiplex experiments or co-localization studies; tightly control expression levels by simply varying the dose

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BacMam Technology
CellLight® Synaptophysin-RFP, BacMam 2.0, is a fusion construct of synaptophysin and TagRFP, providing accurate and specific targeting to cellular synaptophysin-RFP. This fusion construct is packaged in the insect virus baculovirus, which does not replicate in human cells and is designated as safe to use with biosafety level (BSL) 1 in most laboratories. BacMam technology ensures that most mammalian cell types are transduced/transfected with high efficiency and minimal toxicity. This transient transfection can be detected after overnight incubation for up to five days—enough time to carry out most dynamic cellular analyses. Like any transfection/transduction technique, the BacMam method does not transfect/transduce all of the cells with equal efficiency, making it poorly suited to cellular population studies or automated imaging/counting. CellLight® reagents are ideal for experiments where cellular or subcellular co-locatization is required, or for cellular function studies that need special resolution.