Fluorescent Proteins

Cat. #	Product name	Source (Host)	Species	Tag	Protein Length	Price
Dendra-21	Purified fluorescent protein Dendra2	E.coli		His
dsRed-4	Red Fluorescent Protein (dsRed)	E.coli		His
eRFP-12	Purified fluorescent protein eRFP	E.coli		His
mKate-25	Purified fluorescent protein mKate	E.coli		His
mOrange-22	Purified fluorescent protein mOrange	E.coli		His
mPlum-16	Purified fluorescent protein mPlum	E.coli		His
mRaspberry-17	Purified fluorescent protein mRaspberry	E.coli		His
mStrawberry-18	Purified fluorescent protein mStrawberry	E.coli		His
tdTomato-19	Purified fluorescent protein tdTomato	E.coli		His
GFP-11	Recombinant GFP Protein	E.coli	Aequorea victoria	His	238 amino acids	Inquiry
BFP-2	Blue Fluorescent Protein	E.coli		His		Inquiry
Blue-191	Recombinant Blue Chromogenic Protein	E.coli		Non	232 aa	Inquiry
Blue-192	Recombinant Blue Chromogenic Protein	P.pastoris		Non	232 aa	Inquiry
CFP-140	Recombinant Cyan Fluorescent Protein	E.coli		Non	234 aa	Inquiry
CFP-141	Recombinant Cyan Fluorescent Protein	E.coli		Non	237 aa	Inquiry

Fluorescent proteins can be derived from a variety of jellyfish, reef coral, and sea anemone species. The discovery of FPs has lead to a new cutting edge area in cell biology by enabling researchers to apply molecular cloning methods, fusing the FPs to a wide variety of proteins and enzyme targets, in order to analyze protein geography, movement, lineage, and biochemistry in living cells using optical microscopy and related methodologies.

FPs has proven useful for visualizing, monitoring, and tracking individual molecules, proteins and cells with high spatial and temporal resolution in both steady-state and kinetic experiments. They can be used as standards in fluorometric studies or as controls in protein gels and Western blots. They are well tolerated by eukaryotic cells and should be suitable for use in microinjection studies as well.

We Creative BioMart offers a wide collection of bright basic fluorescent proteins (FPs) for applications in the field of live-cell assays including labeling of cells, subcellular structures, and proteins; analysis of promoter activity; generation of stably transfected cell lines expressing fluorescent proteins or their fusions.