Biotin Labeling
Biotin amidites are used in the 5’ labeling of oligonucleotides. Biotin labeling can be captured by avidin or streptavidin. The biotin phosphoramidite is a good alternative to the use of a biotin-NHS ester procedure. Multiple additions at the 5’-terminus of an oligonucleotide are used for diagnostic probe development to enhance the sensitivity of detection.
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5'-Amino & Internal Modifiers 5'- & 3'-Thiol-Modifiers 5'- & 3'-Phosphorylating-Modifiers Biotin Labeling Fluorescein Amidites Spacer Modifiers Duplex Modifiers Dark Quenchers 3'-Glyceryl-CPG 3'-Solid Support CPG
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3'-Biotin-TEG-CPG1000
BiotinTEG CPG is designed to be used as an oligonucleotide modification for a variety of assays containing biotin at t...
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Biotin-TEG phosphoramidite
BiotinTEG is designed to be used as an oligonucleotide modification for a variety of assays containing biotin at the 3...
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Biotin-dT
Biotin-dT phosphoramidite can be inserted instead of a dT residue. The presence of DMT group allows quantification of ...
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5'-Biotin phosphoramidite
5’-Biotin phosphoramidite was designed to functionalize the 5’-terminus of the target oligonucleotide. The presenc...