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Massive Photonics Medical Equipment & Supplies In In Europe
3 equipment items found
Manufactured by:Massive Photonics GmbH based inMünchen, GERMANY
The MASSIVE-sdAB 1-PLEX Kit from Massive Photonics is designed for DNA-PAINT imaging applications, providing a camelid single-domain antibody (sdAB) to target mouse IgG kappa light chain or rabbit IgG. Engineered for precision, the sdAB is site-specifically coupled to a DNA-PAINT docking site, allowing for improved binding efficiency. This kit enhances imaging accuracy by reducing linkage errors ...
Manufactured by:Massive Photonics GmbH based inMünchen, GERMANY
The FAST-DNA-PAINT Imaging Kits by Massive Photonics are designed for advanced cellular imaging applications. These kits offer ready-to-use binders for high-resolution FAST DNA-PAINT imaging, specifically catering to a variety of targets including mouse and rabbit IgG, GFP, PD-L1, CTLA-4, and neuronal proteins like Synaptotagmin-1 and VGLUT1. Each kit contains camelid single-domain antibodies ...
Manufactured by:Massive Photonics GmbH based inMünchen, GERMANY
The Primary Antibody Labeling Kit from Massive Photonics is designed for advanced FAST DNA-PAINT imaging, specifically targeting mouse IgG kappa light chain or rabbit IgG primary antibodies. This kit leverages camelid single-domain antibodies (sdABs) coupled to DNA-PAINT sites optimized for rapid imaging and high signal-to-noise ratios. The incorporation of FAST sequences significantly reduces ...
