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DAPI Staining Solution (1mg/mL)

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Product overview

Name DAPI Staining Solution (1mg/mL)
Biological description

Overview

DAPI is a blue fluorescent DNA stain which is cell permeant at high concentrations. This is a ready made 1mg/mL staining solution. It is recommended to dilute this solution 1:1000 with your desired buffer for a 1µg/mL working concentration. 0.1µg/mL-10µg/mL is the typical working concentration used in most applications.

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Description

Blue fluorescent DNA stain. Nuclear counterstain. 1mg/mL staining solution in water. Solid also available in 10mg and 50mg packs.

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Figure 1. Neurofilament L and DAPI co-staining in hippocampal cell culture

DAPI is a DNA binding dye commonly used to label cell nuclei in immunofluorescence experiments. DAPI from Hello Bio labels cell nuclei (blue) at 1 µg/ml when co-stained with an anti-neurofilament L antibody (green). For protocol see #Protocol 1 in application notes below.

Figure 2. GFAP and DAPI co-staining in hippocampal cell culture

DAPI is a DNA binding dye commonly used to label cell nuclei in immunofluorescence experiments. DAPI from Hello Bio labels cell nuclei (blue) at 1 µg/ml when co- stained with an anti-GFAP antibody (green). For protocol see #Protocol 1 in application notes below.

Figure 3. MAP2 and DAPI co-staining in hippocampal cell culture

DAPI is a DNA binding dye commonly used to label cell nuclei in immunofluorescence experiments. DAPI from Hello Bio labels cell nuclei (blue) at 1 µg/ml when co-stained with an anti- MAP2 antibody (green). For protocol see #Protocol 1 in application notes below.

Biological Data

Application notes

Figure 1: Neurofilament L and DAPI co-staining in hippocampal cell culture.

DAPI is a DNA binding dye commonly used to label cell nuclei in immunofluorescence experiments. DAPI from Hello Bio labels cell nuclei (blue) at 1µg/ml when co-stained with an anti-neurofilament L antibody (green). For protocol see #Protocol 1 in application notes below.

 

Figure 2: GFAP and DAPI co-staining in hippocampal cell culture.

DAPI is a DNA binding dye commonly used to label cell nuclei in immunofluorescence experiments. DAPI from Hello Bio labels cell nuclei (blue) at 1µg/ml when co-stained with an anti-GFAP antibody (green). For protocol see #Protocol 1 in application notes below.

 

Figure 3: MAP2 and DAPI co-staining in hippocampal cell culture.

DAPI is a DNA binding dye commonly used to label cell nuclei in immunofluorescence experiments. DAPI from Hello Bio labels cell nuclei (blue) at 1µg/ml when co-stained with an anti-MAP2 antibody (green). For protocol see #Protocol 1 in application notes below.

 

#Protocol 1: DAPI counterstaining of primary cultured neurones.

  • Primary neurones were isolated and cultured from P2 rats and grown for three weeks before being fixed with 4% paraformaldehyde.
  • Coverslips containing neuronal cell cultures were labelled for either MAP2, GFAP or Neurofilament L following standard immunohistochemical approaches.
  • Coverslips were then submerged in 1µg/ml DAPI diluted in PBS for 1 minute.
  • Following 2 x 5-minute washes in PBS coverslips were mounted and imaged with a fluorescent microscope.

Solubility & Handling

Storage instructions -20°C
Handling

Aliquot DAPI ready made solutions and store at -20°C and avoid freeze thaw cycles. This compound is light sensitive; exposure to light may affect compound performance, we therefore recommend storing solutions in the dark and protecting from light.

Important This product is for RESEARCH USE ONLY and is not intended for therapeutic or diagnostic use. Not for human or veterinary use

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Chemical Data

Chemical name 4',6-Diamidino-2-phenylindole dihydrochloride
Molecular Formula C16H15N5.2HCl
CAS Number 28718-90-3
Appearance Pale yellow solution

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