F1015 – TelC-Texas Red – 5 nmole

TelC-Texas Red is a C-rich PNA telomere probe labeled with Cy3, emitting bright red fluorescence for use in FISH-based telomere analysis. The probe sequence targets the complementary CCCTAA repeat, enabling high-sensitivity detection of human telomeres in interphase nuclei and metaphase chromosomes.

This probe is ideal for researchers investigating telomere length, integrity, and genomic stability in fields such as cancer biology, aging, and chromosomal abnormality screening. The PNA backbone ensures enhanced hybridization specificity with low background and strong signal intensity.

Each vial contains 5 nmole, which is usually good enough to stain more than 500 slides.

• Targets CCCTAA human telomere sequence
• Texas Red-labeled for strong red fluorescence
• High specificity and low background due to PNA chemistry
• Reliable hybridization with minimal cross-reactivity
• Stable lyophilized format for long-term storage
• Works in interphase and metaphase FISH protocols

• Telomere length and signal quantification via Q-FISH
• Genome stability and chromosomal aberration analysis
• Oncology and senescence research
• Telomere labeling in clinical cytogenetics
• Co-localization studies with other probes
• Fluorescent imaging of human telomeres

• 5 nmole TelC-Texas Red PNA probe
• Handling and reconstitution instructions
• Protocol guidance for hybridization
• Technical assistance from our cytogenetics team

Need help setting up your telomere FISH assay or troubleshooting signal issues? Contact our support team for assistance with probe preparation and imaging protocols.