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DABCYL

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DABCYL is a non-fluorescent molecule, (so called dark quencher) efficiently quenching various fluorescent dyes. Please note that DABCYL has an inadequate absorption footprint that overlaps very poorly with fluorophores emitting above 480 nm.

Please note that Eurogentec also provides DABSYL modification on request.

Name Synthesis scale Recommended Purification* Required Purification** Reference EUR
5' DABCYL 40 nmol RP-HPLC - MD-QU200-05004 75.10
5' DABCYL 200 nmol RP-HPLC - MD-QU200-05020 95.90
5' DABCYL 1000 nmol RP-HPLC - MD-QU200-05100 150.10
3' DABCYL 40 nmol RP-HPLC - MD-QU200-03004 60.40
3’ DABCYL 200 nmol RP-HPLC - MD-QU200-03020 90.20
3' DABCYL 1000 nmol RP-HPLC - MD-QU200-03100 115.50
Internal DABCYL (dT) 40 nmol RP-HPLC - MD-QU200-DT004 190.70
Internal DABCYL (dT) 200 nmol RP-HPLC - MD-QU200-DT020 302.70
Internal DABCYL (dT) 1000 nmol RP-HPLC - MD-QU200-DT100 550.90
* More info on the Purifications page

Quality Control

   MALDI-TOF Mass Spectrometry and Analytical HPLC

Delivery times

   2-14 bases: 5 Working days 
                             15-39 bases: 5 Working days
                             40-80 bases: 7-8 Working days 
                             > 80 bases: 10 Working days 

Packaging

   Dried

Shipping conditions

   Room temperature

Storage conditions

   -20°C to –70°C
Oligonucleotides are stable in solution at 4°C for up to 2 weeks. Properly reconstituted material stored at -20°C should be stable for at least 6 months. Dried DNA (when kept at -20°C) in a nuclease-free environment should be stable for years.
DABCYL is a non-fluorescent molecule, (so called dark quencher) efficiently quenching various fluorescent dyes. Please note that DABCYL has an inadequate absorption footprint that overlaps very poorly with fluorophores emitting above 480 nm.

Please note that Eurogentec also provides DABSYL modification on request.

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