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Product use, preparation, operating conditions and storage.
Activate the carboxyl to couple an amine-bearing molecule, retaining methylcyclopropene for a matched tetrazine reaction.
Packs & quoteCOOH is a free carboxylic acid requiring suitable activation. Methylcyclopropene can react with tetrazines, but substituents affect reactivity and stability; it is not a condition-matched substitute for TCO.
Activate the carboxyl to couple an amine-bearing molecule, retaining methylcyclopropene for a matched tetrazine reaction.
Assess time, product and background with the actual tetrazine partner.
Use parameters for the exact catalog number when preparing reagents, setting reagent input or calculating results. Request a lot-specific CoA for test results.
Select carboxyl activation and purification that preserve the cyclopropene handle.
Select solvent for this structure, salt form and solubility. Calculate molar inputs from its molecular weight; equal masses of different linkers are not equimolar.
Confirm the first target group and subsequent partner, then set input, pH, temperature and time for this reagent.
Select carboxyl activation and purification that preserve the cyclopropene handle.
Remove free reagents that interfere with the next step, retain the desired handle and complete the planned pairing.
Assess time, product and background with the actual tetrazine partner.
Select a document and enter your phone and email. Include the lot number for a CoA.
Product use, preparation, operating conditions and storage.
Lot-specific test results. Include the lot number from the vial.
Handling, storage and emergency response information.
Compare integrity and function with an untreated aliquot from the same preparation.
Omit activation or a paired component to assess adsorption, residual reagents and nonspecific reaction.
Yang J, Liang Y, Šečkutė J, Houk KN, Devaraj NK. · Chemistry – A European Journal · 20(12):3365–3375 · 2014
Compares substituent effects on methylcyclopropene reactivity and aqueous stability, supporting evaluation of the actual reaction pair.
COOH is a free carboxylic acid requiring suitable activation. Methylcyclopropene can react with tetrazines, but substituents affect reactivity and stability; it is not a condition-matched substitute for TCO.
It is used for coupling, modification, blocking or biotin deposition. Fluorescence requires a suitable fluorophore or detection system.
Reactive ends, spacers, salt form and solubility can differ. Establish a small-scale reaction with this reagent and analyze the product.
Assess time, product and background with the actual tetrazine partner.
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