I. [Product Description]
FITC-glucose is an important organic intermediate that combines the fluorescence properties of fluorescein isothiocyanate and the biological activity of glucose. It is of great value in the field of chemical synthesis and related research and can be used in experiments such as labeling biomolecules.

II. [Product Details]
【Appearance】 Solid powder.
【Stability】 Store under refrigeration and avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles.
【Solvent】 Common organic solvents such as chloroform and DMSO.
【Storage Conditions】 Store in a sealed, dry container at a low temperature below 4°C.
▪ Note: ▶ To ensure product stability, please open the package for use only after constant temperature drying!

III. [Application Areas]
1. As a marker for the study of intracellular glucose transport.
2. As a fluorescent probe for biomolecule imaging research.
3. As a labeling reagent in protein glycosylation research.
4. For fluorescence detection experiments related to carbohydrate metabolism.
5. As a marker for the recognition element of biosensors.

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