What laser excites CPN680 Red?

CPN680 Red is optimally excited by the 355/405 laser line. Its excitation maximum is 396 nm.

What filter should I use to detect CPN680 Red?

A 670/30 filter captures the peak of the CPN680 Red emission near 675 nm with minimal spillover.

How bright is CPN680 Red?

CPN680 Red has a relative brightness of 3 out of 5.

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CPN680 Red

CPN680 Red (Ex-Max 396 nm/Em-Max 675 nm)

CPN680 Red from Stream Bio is a conjugated polymer nanoparticle with optical properties similar to Qdot nanocrystals, with optimal excitation in the UV around 325-355nm. Excitation efficiency decreases with longer wavelength excitation energy, however this means that they can be excited by multiple wavlengths. CPNs have a very high exctinction coefficient, ranging from CPNs are around 70-80 nm in size and are sold in various surface modifications including, -COOH, Streptavidin bioconjugated, EDC/ NHS, maleimide, alkene and click chemistries. In addition, CPNs contain iron oxide and are able to be analyzed by MRI.

Excitation & emission spectra

Key facts

Excitation maximum: 396 nm
Emission maximum: 675 nm
Optimal laser line: 355/405
Optimal filter: 670/30
Relative brightness: 3 of 5

CPN680 Red has an excitation maximum at 396 nm and an emission maximum at 675 nm, a Stokes shift of 279 nm. It is optimally excited by the 355/405 laser line.

Frequently asked questions

What is CPN680 Red?: CPN680 Red from Stream Bio is a conjugated polymer nanoparticle with optical properties similar to Qdot nanocrystals, with optimal excitation in the UV around 325-355nm. Excitation efficiency decreases with longer wavelength excitation energy, however this means that they can be excited by multiple wavlengths. CPNs have a very high exctinction coefficient, ranging from CPNs are around 70-80 nm in size and are sold in various surface modifications including, -COOH, Streptavidin bioconjugated, EDC/ NHS, maleimide, alkene and click chemistries. In addition, CPNs contain iron oxide and are able to be analyzed by MRI.
What laser excites CPN680 Red?: CPN680 Red is optimally excited by the 355/405 laser line. Its excitation maximum is 396 nm.
What filter should I use to detect CPN680 Red?: A 670/30 filter captures the peak of the CPN680 Red emission near 675 nm with minimal spillover.
How bright is CPN680 Red?: CPN680 Red has a relative brightness of 3 out of 5.