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Fanbo Biochemical Company Limited

Fanbo produces reagents and flurogenic substrates for measuring Apoptosis and caspase events. Products include:
  • Fluorescent Labeling Probes
  • Biotins and Avidins
  • Crosslinking Reagents
  • Protein Detection Reagents
  • Protein Purification Reagents
  • Antibody Conjugates
  • Enzyme Detection Reagents
  • Nucleic Acid Detection
  • vReagents
  • Nucleic Acid Purification
  • vReagents
  • Sequencing Reagents
  • Fluorescent Cell Stains
  • Fluorescent Calcium Indicators
  • Fluorescent pH Indicators
  • Indicators for Other Ions
  • Drug Discovery Assay Kits
  • Diagnostic Assay Kits
Cell Biologists often need to detect and quantitate intracellular spectroscopically silent ions such as Cl - , Na + , K + , or Ca 2+ . Detection of these ions is most often accomplished by using sensing probes or dyes. These dyes typically consist of a fluorophore and a chelator that confers analyte specificity, such as azacrown ether for Na+ or K+ or a BAPTA group for Ca 2+ . intracellular Ca 2+ levels modulate a number of different cellular processes. While extracellular concentrations of calcium are generally quite high, 3-4 mM, those inside the cell are tightly controlled and generally kept at or below 1 µM.
calcium can enter the general cytoplasm of cells from either the extracellular fluid or by release from intracellular stores depending on the use. The calcium required for neurotransmitter release from nerve terminals comes from extracellular sources, while muscle contractions use calcium from intracellular stores. In regards to the triggering event to mobilize calcium movement there are a variety of mechanisms for calcium entry. Ligand-gated and G-protein coupled channels are the most common means of calcium entry. These channels are a heterogeneous group of proteins, which have been distinguished into different classes based on their pharmacological and physiological properties.