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DELFIA Eu-N1-DTA Chelate and Europium (Eu) Standard, 2 mg

Europium labeling chelate for creating your own Europium-labeled biomolecules for use in DELFIA time-resolved fluorescence (TRF) assays. The DTA-activated chelate reacts with free amino groups, sulfhydryl groups, and hydroxyl groups. Because of its high reactivity, we usually do not recommend DTA as it may “inactivate” the reagent you are labeling.

For research use only; not for diagnostic procedures. All products to be used in accordance with applicable laws and regulations including without limitation, consumption & disposal requirements under European REACH regulations (EC 1907/2006).

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DELFIA® Eu-N1-DTA Chelate is optimized for europium labeling of proteins and peptides for use in dissociation-enhanced time-resolved fluorometric assays.

The reagent is the Eu3+-chelate of N1-(p-iodoacetamindobenzyl)diethylenetriamine-N1,N2, N3, N3-tetraacetic acid. The dichlorotrianzinyl group reacts with free amino groups on the proteins and peptides, forming a stable, covalent bond.

The N1 chelates can be used in DELFIA® separation assays where the concentration of chelating agents is < 0.05 mM, pH >7, and the temperature is <38°C. They are suitable for highly sensitive end point measurements in separation based assays such those for detection of protein-protein binding and cell adhesion as well as for immunoassays. Dichlorotriazine activated (DTA) chelates, are suitable for labeling proteins, peptides, nucleic acids and small molecules containing at least one primary aliphatic amino group.

DELFIA® (dissociation-enhanced lanthanide fluorescence immunoassay) is a time-resolved fluorescence (TRF) intensity technology. Assays are designed to detect the presence of a compound or biomolecule using lanthanide chelate labeled reagents, separating unbound reagent using wash steps. DELFIA assays are flexible, compatible with a variety of plate readers, and, as this is a wash-based technology, compatible with most sample types. The technology is based on fluorescence of lanthanide chelates (Europium, Samarium, and Terbium). The fluorescence decay time of these lanthanide chelate labels is much longer than traditional fluorophores, allowing efficient use of temporal resolution for reduction of autofluorescent background. The large Stokes’ shift (difference between excitation and emission wavelengths) and the narrow emission peaks contribute to increasing signal-to-noise ratio. Sensitivity is further increased because of the dissociation-enhancement principle: the lanthanide chelate is dissociated and a new highly fluorescent chelate is formed into a protective micellar solution. DELFIA lanthanide chelates require this dissociation/enhancement step for fluorescence (induced by addition of DELFIA Enhancement solution, DELFIA Inducer, and DELFIA Enhancer as appropriate to the particular lanthanide chelate).

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Automation Compatible Yes
Detection Method Time-Resolved Fluorescence (TRF), DELFIA TRF
Experimental Type In vitro
Fluorophore Eu-N1-DTA
Format Microplates
Product Brand Name DELFIA
Shipping Condition Blue Ice
Unit Size 2 mg
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