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Yakima Yellow

Modification by group: Fluorophores

Position of modification: 3´, 5´

Yakima Yellow may be attached either to the 5′ end or the 3′ end of the oligonucleotide.

Absorption maximum: 530 nm

Emission maximum: 549 nm

Yakima Yellow, 3´end

Cat. No.	Modification	Scale	Price

1140-040

Yakima Yellow, 3´end

40 nmol

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1140-200

Yakima Yellow, 3´end

200 nmol

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1140-001

Yakima Yellow, 3´end

1 µmol

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Modification is limited and can be performed upon consultation; precise price quotation can be prepared after providing particular sequences.

Oligo price = price of sequence without modification + surcharge for modification

Yakima Yellow, 5´end

Cat. No.	Modification	Scale	Price

1123-040

Yakima Yellow, 5´end

40 nmol

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1123-200

Yakima Yellow, 5´end

200 nmol

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1123-001

Yakima Yellow, 5´end

1 µmol

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Modification is limited and can be performed upon consultation; precise price quotation can be prepared after providing particular sequences.

Oligo price = price of sequence without modification + surcharge for modification

Shiping at ambient temperature from € 45 (EU)
For other destinations see indicative list.

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