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R-Mcs-310	L-α-PC:Chol:DOPE-Glutaryl(69:30:1molar ratio) Fluorescent Lipid DiD	L-a-PC:Chol:DOPE-Glutaryl(69:30:1molar ratio) Fluorescent Lipid DiD is a highly stable, surface-functionalizable fluorescent liposome, optimized for long-term tracking and in vivo imaging. Applications: Fluorescence imaging in vitro and in vivo (e.g., tumor localization, biodistribution). Liposome–cell interaction and uptake studies. Multicolor labeling experiments, especially paired with DiO or DiI. Targeted drug delivery systems with ligand attachment via DOPE–Glutaryl. FRET or fusion assays, using DiD as an acceptor fluorophore.	price>
R-Mcs-311	L-α-PC:Chol:DOPE-Glutaryl(69:30:1molar ratio) Fluorescent Lipid DiR	L-α-PC:Chol:DOPE-Glutaryl(69:30:1molar ratio) Fluorescent Lipid DiR is a highly stable, near-infrared (NIR) fluorescent liposome designed for in vivo tracking, biodistribution studies,and surface conjugation with targeting ligands.	price>
R-Mcs-312	L-α-PC:Chol:DOPE-Glutaryl(69:30:1molar ratio) Fluorescent Lipid DiA	L-α-PC:Chol:DOPE-Glutaryl(69:30:1molar ratio) Fluorescent Lipid DiA is used in fluorescence imaging, liposome tracking, membrane fusion studies, and ligand-targeted delivery, leveraging both its optical and chemical versatility.	price>
R-Mcs-313	L-α-PC:Chol:DOPE-Glutaryl(69:30:1molar ratio) Fluorescent Lipid NBD lipid (headgroup)	L-a-PC:Chol:DOPE-Glutaryl(69:30:1molar ratio) Fluorescent Lipid NBD lipid (headgroup) is a functionalizable, green-fluorescent liposome designed for surface ligand attachment and membrane fluorescence tracking. Applications： Tracking liposome-cell interactions and uptake. Measuring surface exposure or lipid distribution using fluorescence quenching. FRET-based membrane fusion or lipid mixing assays. Bioconjugation to peptides, antibodies, or PEGs for targeted delivery. Quantifying outer leaflet vs inner leaflet fluorescence in asymmetric vesicles.	price>
R-Mcs-314	L-α-PC:Chol:DOPE-Glutaryl(69:30:1molar ratio) Fluorescent Lipid NBD lipid (fatty acid tail)	L-α-PC:Chol:DOPE-Glutaryl(69:30:1molar ratio) Fluorescent Lipid NBD lipid (fatty acid tail) combines the structural and functional roles of common lipids L-α-PC:Chol:DOPE-Glutaryl(69:30:1molar ratio) Fluorescent Lipid NBD lipid (fatty acid tail) combines the structural and functional roles of common lipids like L-α-PC and cholesterol, with the ability to be labeled with a fluorescent dye. The NBD dye allows for researchers to track and visualize the localization and movement of lipid within cell membranes.	price>
R-Mcs-315	L-α-PC:Chol:DOPE-Glutaryl(69:30:1molar ratio) Fluorescent Lipid Rhodamine lipid (headgroup)	L-α-PC:Chol:DOPE-Glutaryl(69:30:1molar ratio) Fluorescent Lipid Rhodamine lipid (headgroup) is a neutral fluorescent liposome composed primarily of L-α-phosphatidylcholine and cholesterol, with a minor component of DOPE-Glutaryl for potential functionalization. A rhodamine-labeled lipid is incorporated for fluorescence imaging, with the dye located on the lipid headgroup.	price>
R-Mcs-316	L-α-PC:Chol:DOPE-Glutaryl(69:30:1molar ratio) Fluorescent Lipid Dansyl lipid (headgroup)	L-α-PC:Chol:DOPE-Glutaryl(69:30:1molar ratio) Fluorescent Lipid Dansyl lipid (headgroup) is a neutral fluorescent liposome. A dansyl-labeled lipid is incorporated at the headgroup level to enable fluorescent visualization or analytical tracking.	price>
R-Mcs-317	L-α-PC:Chol:DOPE-Glutaryl(69:30:1molar ratio) Fluorescent Lipid Pyrene lipid (headgroup)	L-α-PC:Chol:DOPE-Glutaryl(69:30:1molar ratio) Fluorescent Lipid Pyrene lipid (headgroup) is a neutral fluorescent liposome. A pyrene-labeled lipid, with the fluorophore attached to the headgroup, is incorporated for fluorescent tracking or analysis.	price>
R-Mcs-318	L-α-PC:Chol:DOPE-Succinyl(69:30:1molar ratio) Fluorescent Lipid DiA	L-α-PC:Chol:DOPE-Succinyl(69:30:1molar ratio) Fluorescent Lipid DiA is a neutral fluorescent liposome,for potential chemical conjugation. A DiA-labeled lipid (DiA: 4-(4-(dihexadecylamino)styryl)-N-methylpyridinium iodide) is incorporated for membrane fluorescence labeling, with the dye embedded in the lipid bilayer due to its long alkyl chains.	price>
R-Mcs-319	L-α-PC:Chol:DOPE-Succinyl(69:30:1molar ratio) Fluorescent Lipid DiD	L-α-PC:Chol:DOPE-Succinyl (69:30:1) DiD-labeled liposomes were used to monitor cellular uptake in real time via live-cell fluorescence microscopy and in vivo biodistribution imaging. This liposome serves as a stable, trackable nanocarrier with: Long-wavelength fluorescence (DiD) for deep-tissue imaging; Mildly anionic surface due to succinylated DOPE; Suitability for further surface modification (via -COOH); High compatibility for cell tracking, biodistribution, and drug delivery studies.	price>

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