Chemicals & Small Molecules

The water-soluble CuSO4 reagent is for performing click reactions in aqueous solution e.g. for experiments with cell culture or sensitive biomolecules that do not tolerate DMSO. In order to create the click reactive Cu(I) species, Sodium Ascorbate is needed to reduce Cu(II). Additionally, please make sure using a water-soluble ligand (e.g. BCMI-006) protecting your biomolecule.

The water-soluble ligand THPTA is a very efficient additive for click reactions using CuSO4 as catalyst. It speeds-up the reactions plus maintaining the Cu(I) oxidation state of copper source to protect your biomolecules from damage and degradation.

The water-soluble ligand THPTA is a very efficient additive for click reactions using CuSO4 as catalyst. It speeds-up the reactions plus maintaining the Cu(I) oxidation state of copper source to protect your biomolecules from damage and degradation.

The water-soluble ligand THPTA is a very efficient additive for click reactions using CuSO4 as catalyst. It speeds-up the reactions plus maintaining the Cu(I) oxidation state of copper source to protect your biomolecules from damage and degradation.

The water-soluble ligand THPTA is a very efficient additive for click reactions using CuSO4 as catalyst. It speeds-up the reactions plus maintaining the Cu(I) oxidation state of copper source to protect your biomolecules from damage and degradation.

5-Ethynyl-2’-deoxyuridine (EdU) is a nucleoside analog to thymidine and can be incorporated into DNA during DNA synthesis (see also our EdU cell proliferation assays for more information). The newly synthesized DNA carries an alkyne moiety that can be easily clicked to azides to assess cell proliferation, cell cycles, viability, etc.

5-Ethynyl-2’-deoxyuridine (EdU) is a nucleoside analog to thymidine and can be incorporated into DNA during DNA synthesis (see also our EdU cell proliferation assays for more information). The newly synthesized DNA carries an alkyne moiety that can be easily clicked to azides to assess cell proliferation, cell cycles, viability, etc.

5-Ethynyl-2’-deoxyuridine (EdU) is a nucleoside analog to thymidine and can be incorporated into DNA during DNA synthesis (see also our EdU cell proliferation assays for more information). The newly synthesized DNA carries an alkyne moiety that can be easily clicked to azides to assess cell proliferation, cell cycles, viability, etc.

5-Ethynyl-2’-deoxyuridine (EdU) is a nucleoside analog to thymidine and can be incorporated into DNA during DNA synthesis (see also our EdU cell proliferation assays for more information). The newly synthesized DNA carries an alkyne moiety that can be easily clicked to azides to assess cell proliferation, cell cycles, viability, etc.