Matreya Fluorescent Sphingolipid Standards

Monday, 06 February, 2023 | Supplied by: Sapphire Bioscience

Matreya has developed fluorescent standards that can be detected in cultures and in biological systems, making them suitable for studies involving the metabolism of sphingolipids.

The lipid analogs are useful for determining the localisation of various sphingolipids in membranes and organelles. The NBD fluorescent group attached to hexanoic acid has been shown to be readily taken up by cells and used in the biosynthesis of more complex sphingolipids.

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