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What's the kd of Calcium Indicators including Fluo-8®, Cal-520® and Calbryte™ indicators?
Posted June 13, 2019
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Answer

Here are the kd for calcium indicators:

IndicatorKd
Fluo-3325nM
Fluo-4345nM
Fluo-8®389nM
Fluo-8H232nM
Fluo-8L1.86uM
Cal-520®320nM
Cal-590™561nM
Cal-630™792nM
Calbryte™ 5201.2uM
Calbryte™ 5901.4uM
Calbryte™ 6301.2uM
Additional resources
Dissociation Constant EquationFluo-3, AM *Bulk package* *CAS 121714-22-5*Fluo-4 AM *Ultrapure Grade* *CAS 273221-67-3*Fluo-8®, AMFluo-8H™, AMFluo-8L™, AMCal-520®, AMCal-590™ AMCal-630™ AMCalbryte™ 520 AMCalbryte™ 590 AMCalbryte™ 630 AM

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