Brilliant Blue G250 CAS: 6104-58-1 | MF: C47H48N3O7S2•Na | MW: 854.02, Buy now Histological Stains & Dyes for Histology, Cytology, Microbiology, Hematology & Biology Lab from TriStains. All Tristains products are exclusively distributed by Dawn Scientific Inc.
Brilliant Blue G250 typically appears as a dark blue or purple powder. Brilliant Blue G250, also known as Coomassie Brilliant Blue G-250, is a synthetic dye commonly used in biochemistry and molecular biology for protein staining. Brilliant blue G 250 (C.I. 42655) is a member of Coomassie brilliant blue (CBB), which is a triphenyl methane dye. Its molecular formula is C47H48N3NaO7S2. Brilliant Blue G250 is also known as Coomassie Brilliant blue G 250 (C.I. 42655), Acid blue 90, Brilliant Blue G, Cyanine G, Polar Blue G, SERVA BLUE G, protein gel stain. The dye has a high affinity for proteins, allowing it to selectively bind to and stain proteins in solution.
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Application :
- Brilliant Blue G250 is widely used for the visualization of proteins separated by sodium dodecyl sulfate-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis. It is commonly used in the Coomassie Blue staining method, where proteins are visualized as blue bands against a clear background.
- CBB G-250 (greenish tinted blue) dye is preferably used in Bradford assay for the quantification of proteins.
- The migration pattern of stained proteins in a gel can be used to estimate the size of proteins, as smaller proteins generally migrate faster than larger ones.
Benefits :
- High sensitivity in detecting proteins
- Gives accurate and reliable results
- Cost-effective
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