DiD

DiD, also known as DiIC18(5), is a lipophilic carbocyanine dye often used in fluorescence microscopy to label the cell surface, trace neuronal axons or, upon fixation, any lipid bound compartment. This probe has an excitation peak at 645 nm and an emission peak at 668 nm. see less DiD, also known as DiIC18(5), is a lipophilic carbocyanine dye often used in fluorescence microscopy to label the cell surface, trace neuronal axons or, upon fixation, any lipid bound compartment. This probe has an excitation peak at 645 nm and an emission peak at 668 nm.