-SulfoBiotics- SSP4

02 Oxidative Stress

-SulfoBiotics- SSP4

-SulfoBiotics- SSP4

Biosulfur Analysis

  • Product code
    SB10　 -SulfoBiotics- SSP4
  • CAS No.
    1810731-98-6
  • Chemical name
    3',6'-Di(O-thiosalicyl)fluorescein
  • MW
    C34H20O7S2=604.65
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1 mg ＄367.00 SB10-10
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Product Description

It becomes obvious that there are a lots of molecules containing sulfane sulfurs such as persulfides and polysulfides in living organism. These molecular species are involved in production, storage and release of hydrogen sulfide, which is recognized as an important physiological mediator. Furthermore, recent studies reveal that persulfides and polysulfides may control intracellular signal transduction through s-sulfhydration of proteins.
SSP4 (Sulfane Sulfur Probe 4) is a novel fluorescent probe to detect sulfane sulfurs selectively. SSP4 itself is non-fluorescent, but it emits strong green fluorescence when it reacts with sulfane sulfurs. Thus, SSP4 enables high sensitive fluorescence detection and imaging of sulfane sulfurs.

Fig. 1 Chemical Reaction with sulfane sulfer

Fig. 2 Fluorescence spectrum (Em: 482nm/Ex: 515nm)

Chemical species containing sulfane sulfurs

Fig. 3 The formation of sulfane sulfer in vivo changes due to reduction/oxidation and translation

Developer Dojindo Molecular Technologies, Inc.

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Left: Control cells
Right: Treatment of 100 μmol/l Na2S3

Cell: CHO cell
Exposure time: 1,000 msc

References

Open References

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Appearance： White to pale yellow powder or solid
Purity (HPLC)： ≧ 90.0 %
Handling and storage condition
-20°C, Protect from light
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