TFP Ester · Primary amines
Label antibody or protein primary amines and follow uptake and acidification through the conjugate’s increased fluorescence at acidic pH.
ProtocolTFP Ester and Maleimide forms for antibody and protein labeling and acidification-associated internalization assays.
2 reactive dyes
2 matching products
| Product / Cat. No. | Chemistry | Excitation / nm | Emission / nm | Pack sizes | Product details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| pH560 Red maleimide, Thiol ReactiveQH-17-1004 | Maleimide | 560 | 585 | 100 μg / 1 mg | |
| pH560 Red TFP Ester, Amine ReactiveQH-17-1005 | TFP Ester | 560 | 585 | 100 μg / 1 mg |
Fluorescence increases as the environment becomes acidic. Signal depends on labeling density, uptake, local pH and acquisition settings. Keep labeling density and instrument settings consistent across comparisons.
Reference Cat. No. QH-17-1005
Label antibody or protein primary amines and follow uptake and acidification through the conjugate’s increased fluorescence at acidic pH.
ProtocolConjugate accessible free thiols to prepare pH-responsive probes through protein cysteine labeling.
ProtocolCompare detection channels and labeling routes for pHAb, pH560 Red, pH630 Deep Red and the human-antibody companion reagent, with channel and sample considerations for internalization assays.
NHS Esters label primary amines, while maleimides label free thiols. Choose a route based on available functional groups, formulation and reduction requirements, then verify the labeled antibody's function.
Learn how to calculate antibody degree of labeling from A280 and dye absorbance, apply the correct extinction coefficients, and troubleshoot free dye, incorrect corrections, and excessive labeling. Evaluate the result against performance in the intended assay.
Separate target-mediated uptake, nonspecific uptake and acidification, and define what the fluorescence readout measures.
Localize the problem through cell-free response, binding and cellular readouts before increasing dye or antibody amounts.
Methods and application studies using the reagents identified in each paper; these are not validation data for Qihe products.
Berguig GY, et al. · Mol Pharm · 9(12):3506–3514 · 2012
Uses ratiometric fluorescence, imaging and flow cytometry to assess the acidity experienced by labeled molecules.
DOI: 10.1021/mp300338s
Nath N, et al. · J Immunol Methods · 431:11–21 · 2016
Compares amine and thiol labeling and the effects of dye-to-antibody ratio on internalization assays.
DOI: 10.1016/j.jim.2016.02.001
Jin H, et al. · Oncoimmunology · 10(1):1958590 · 2021
Separates contributions from Fcγ-receptor binding and PD-L1 binding to antibody internalization.
DOI: 10.1080/2162402X.2021.1958590
Liao-Chan S, et al. · PLoS One · 10(4):e0124708 · 2015
Tracks antibody internalization by separating surface and intracellular fluorescence, without relying on acid-dependent brightening.
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0124708
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QH-17-1005
QH-17-1004
Choose a form for accessible primary amines or free thiols on the target. Check the buffer and additives before labeling and follow the manual for the exact catalog number.
Labeling routes and sample preparationUse the Documents tab to request the manual, SDS or CoA by catalog number. Include the vial lot number for a CoA.
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