ACRIFLAVINE (Euflavine) (For Biochemistry)

Acriflavine (Euflavine) is an orange-red to red crystalline powder and has been commonly used in the field of molecular biology and biochemistry research. The compound is known for its fluorescent properties, making it useful in specialized staining and labeling procedures involving nucleic acids and cellular analysis. In laboratory studies, Acriflavine is used to fluorescently label high molecular weight RNA molecules, allowing improved visualization and examination during molecular investigations. The compound is also utilized as an inhibitor of HIF-ARNT complex formation, associated with hypoxia-inducible factor and aryl hydrocarbon receptor nuclear translocator pathways. Because of this activity, it plays an important role in cellular response and hypoxia-related research studies. Its solubility in water and alcohol supports convenient preparation for different laboratory protocols. Acriflavine remains valuable in molecular research, fluorescence-based analysis, and experimental studies involving RNA visualization and cellular regulatory mechanisms.

Fluorescent laboratory dye for RNA labeling and hypoxia pathway research studies.