Exosome Labeling Kits
Overview
Products
Features
FAQs
Overview
Exosomes are membrane-derived particles surrounded by phospholipids released by cells. Labeling exosome with
fluorescent dyes is an effective method for exosome visualization, which is beneficial to the research and
application of exosomes. Creative Biolabs provides several cell labeling kits and exosome labeling
kits, which can be used in most applications that require visualization of labeled exosomes for
tracking studies. These products have the following advantages:
Features
These products have the following advantages:
Specific
These products deliver a robust signal specific for exosome and very low levels of background signal.
Compatible
These products are suitable for delivering robust performance on exosomes isolated using all methods tested.
Easy-to-use
Protocols are quick and simple.
Sensitive
As little as 50 µg of exosomes
Double labeling
Matching method for co-localization:
EXA-0822-LX12 + EXA-0822-LX15
EXA-0822-LX13 + EXA-0822-LX14
FAQs
Q: What types of exosome labeling reagents are available?
A: Exosome labeling reagents can include fluorescent dyes, biotin, antibodies, nanoparticles and other types to achieve different labeling methods.
Q: Why do we need to label exosomes?
A: Exosome labeling can help researchers track the movement, localization and interactions of exosomes to better understand their role in cell communication and disease mechanisms.
Q: How to choose exosome labeling reagents?
A: The selection of exosome labeling reagents should be determined based on factors such as experimental purpose, cost, imaging equipment requirements, etc. Fluorescent dyes are often used for direct visualization, while biotin labels or other protein tags are suitable for subsequent detection or separation.
Q: What factors may affect the effectiveness of exosome labeling?
A: Factors that affect the labeling effect of exosomes include the concentration of labeling reagents, processing time, cell type, and the purity and functional status of exosomes.
Q: How to deal with the side effects of exosome labeling reagents?
A: If it is found that the labeling reagent has adverse effects on exosomes, you can try to optimize the experimental conditions, reduce the labeling concentration, select other labeling methods and other methods for improvement.
Q: What are the storage and handling precautions for exosome labeling reagents?
A: When storing and handling exosome labeling reagents, the manufacturer's instructions should be followed, and care should be taken to avoid prolonged exposure to light, high temperature, or freeze-thaw conditions that may affect the stability of the reagents.
