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Not intended for animal, human, diagnostic, or therapeutic use “Research
& Development Purposes Only”
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Suitability
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used as fluorescent tracer, has been utilized in
studies as a drug model, as a penetrating dye, water soluble fluorescent dye
used in permeability and vascular perfusion studies due to its small
molecular radius, used as a fluorescent tracer to study blood-brain barrier
(BBB) and blood-spinal cord barrier (BSCB) permeability in rodent models, the
dye was used as a probe substrate in the study of organic anion transporting
polypeptide (OATP) mediated drug transport in hepatocytes, was also used to
monitor in situ solute transportation into bone through fluorescence recovery
after photobleaching (FRAP), additional reported uses include microscopy, as
a gain medium in dye laser use and to detect latent blood stains in vitro.
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COA
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Available upon request:
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MSDS
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Available upon request:
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Product
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Product number
Purity
Grade
CAS number
Lot number
Appearance
Assay
Acriflavine
Identification
Residual
solvents
Solubility
Water
Zinc
Retest date
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FFTCBTG518478-30GM
95.6%,
for fluorescent tracer
Certified®
BioTech Grade
meets
USP/NF monographs specifications
518-47-8
05152019.0219PM
orange-red
hygroscopic powder
(anhydrous
basis) 95.6%
passes
(FTIR)
conforms to structure
conforms
to USP
(water
soluble) passes
(KF)
3.6%
passes
05/2024
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Properties
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Cas number
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518-47-8
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Boiling point
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620.8°C
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Density
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1.601
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EINECS or EC
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208-253-0
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Flash point
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232.6°C
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Formula
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C20H10Na2O5
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Melting point
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320°C
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Molecular weight
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376.27
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Refractive index
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1.417
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Solubility in water
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soluble
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NFPA & STORAGE
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DOMESTIC
& INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING
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Health
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0
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Flammability
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0
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Instability
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0
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Special hazard
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CA Prop 65
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No
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Storage
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General
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Color code
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Green
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(Domestic Inside 48 Contiguous USA, Ground)
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Not dangerous goods
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(International Outside 48 Contiguous USA, Air)
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Not dangerous goods
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