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  • GB20173 structure
  • GB20174 structure
  • GB20175 structure
  • GB20176 structure
    GB201765-Formyl-CTP

    5-Formyl-CTP is a modified nucleoside triphosphate that is commonly used to replace naturally occurring cytidine triphosphate (CTP) during in vitro mRNA synthesis and is of great significance in studying RNA metabolism and signaling pathways.

  • GB20177 structure
  • GB20178 structure
  • GB20179 structure
  • GB20180 structure
  • GB20181 structure
  • GB20182 structure
    GB20182dPTP
    Purity: >98%
  • GB20183 structure
  • GB20184 structure
    GB20184ddITP
    Purity: >98%
  • GB20185 structure
  • GB20186 structure
    GB20186ddhCTP
    Purity: >98.00%

    ddhCTP is a novel antiviral molecule produced by viperin in the early stages of the innate immune response and is a chain terminator for RNA-dependent RNA polymerases (RdRps) of multiple flaviviruses.

  • GB20188 structure
    GB20188ddhGTP
    Purity: >98%

    Nucleotides/Nucleosides and their analogs are considered to be an important group of bioactive compounds with crucial antiviral (anti-HVB, anti-HCV and anti-HIV etc.) and antitumor effect.

  • GB20189 structure
    GB20189ddhUTP
    Purity: >98%

    Nucleotides/Nucleosides and their analogs are considered to be an important group of bioactive compounds with crucial antiviral (anti-HVB, anti-HCV and anti-HIV etc.) and antitumor effect.

  • GC12016 structure
    GC12016Fluorescein-12-dUTP
    CAS: 214154-36-6
    Purity: >99.50%

    Incorporated into DNA/cDNA by PCR, Nick Translation or other application for dye-labeled probe producing, used in FISH, microarray and other aspects

  • GC16524 structure
    GC16524Cy3-dUTP
    Purity: >98.00%

    Cy3-dUTP is a Cyanine3-labeled dUTP fluorescent dye. Cy3 (Sulfo-Cyanine3) is an orange-fluorescent label for protein and nucleic acid (λ ex =554nm, λ em =568nm). Cy3-dUTP can serve as a substrate for T4 and Taq DNA polymerases, Escherichia coli DNA polymerases (whole enzymes and Klenow fragments), reverse transcriptases (from AMV and M-MuLV), and terminal transferases.