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DBCO azide SPAAC click

21 listings from 10 suppliers · 1 Japanese maker

Japanese name: DBCO/アジド系クリック結合試薬(SPAAC銅フリー)

DBCO and azide reagents link molecules by strain-promoted azide-alkyne cycloaddition (SPAAC), a copper-free click reaction. They are used for site-specific functionalization and PEGylation of antibodies, nanobodies and other proteins, and for building labeling precursors. Buyers decide which side to build, DBCO or azide, then compare the partner functional group (amine, carboxylic acid or thiol), PEG length, and labels such as dyes or biotin. For each product we track, the page shows the maker and the Japanese subsidiary or distributor that sells it.

General-purpose DBCO building blocks
ProductMakerWhere to buy in Japan
DBCO-acidVector LaboratoriesNot yet confirmed
DBCO-amineVector LaboratoriesNot yet confirmed
Dibenzocyclooctyne-amine (DBCO-amine, 761540)MerckMerck Ltd., Japan (Japanese subsidiary, Life Science)
Dibenzocyclooctyne-NHS ester (DBCO-NHS, 761524)MerckMerck Ltd., Japan (Japanese subsidiary, Life Science)
DBCO-NHS esterLumiprobeNot yet confirmed
DBCO-amine (copper-free click reaction reagent)Tokyo Chemical IndustryJP makerFrom the maker
Azide reagents (SPAAC partners)
ProductMakerWhere to buy in Japan
Azido-PEG-acid series (e.g. Azido-PEG4-acid, CAS 1257063-35-6)AxisPharmNot yet confirmed
Azido-SS-PEG2-acid (CAS 2144777-72-8)AxisPharmNot yet confirmed
Azido-PEG variants (click chemistry reagents)BroadPharmNot yet confirmed
DBCO and azide probes for labeling and detection
ProductMakerWhere to buy in Japan
Fluorescent DBCO dyes such as Cyanine5 DBCO / AF 647 DBCOLumiprobeNot yet confirmed
DBCO-Cy3 / DBCO-Cy5 (for copper-free click)MerckMerck Ltd., Japan (Japanese subsidiary, Life Science)
DBCO-containing nucleotides such as 5-DBCO-PEG4-dUTP (CLK-048)Jena BioscienceNot yet confirmed
Bifunctional DBCO reagentsJena BioscienceNot yet confirmed
5'-DBCO-TEG Phosphoramidite (10-1941)Glen ResearchNot yet confirmed
DBCO-dT-CE Phosphoramidite (10-1539)Glen ResearchNot yet confirmed

“Where to buy in Japan” shows only sales relationships we have confirmed on the company’s or the distributor’s own website. “Not yet confirmed” means we have not checked yet, not that the product is unavailable in Japan. Product names link to the maker’s own page.