From a laboratory at The Scripps Research Institute

Recognizes tdTomato, a red fluorescent protein used as a spectrally distinct companion or substitute for green fluorescent protein (GFP)

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• Suitable for ELISA, IF, IHC, IP and WB applications
• Useful for nontoxic live cell imaging and reporter assays

• Brainbow antibodies from University of Michigan
• GFP antibody from The Scripps Research Institute
• mCherry antibody (clone 16D7) from The Scripps Research Institute
• mCherry antibody (clone 8C5.5) from University of Massachusetts Medical School

• DNA-binding fluorescent probes from University of Miami
• Ester (amino reactive) dyes
• GlowDot fluorescent nanoparticles from University of Connecticut
• Zwitterionic CyDye fluorophores
•  from Montana State University