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Life<br />

Science<br />

Catalog<br />

<strong>2013</strong><br />

Worldwide Contact List<br />

Cell Signaling<br />

HaloTag ® Ligand Building Blocks<br />

Product Size Cat.# Price ($)<br />

HaloTag ® Amine (O4) Ligand 5 mg P6741 928<br />

HaloTag ® Amine (O2) Ligand 5 mg P6711 928<br />

HaloTag ® Iodoacetamide (O4) Ligand 5 mg P6771 923<br />

HaloTag ® Iodoacetamide (O2) Ligand 5 mg P1681 923<br />

HaloTag ® Succinimidyl Ester (O4) Ligand 5 mg P6751 923<br />

HaloTag ® Succinimidyl Ester (O2) Ligand 5 mg P1691 923<br />

HaloTag ® Thiol (O4) Ligand 5 mg P6761 923<br />

For Research Use Only. Not for Use in Diagnostic Procedures.<br />

Description: The HaloTag ® Ligand Building Blocks can carry a variety of<br />

functionalities, including fluorescent labels, affinity tags and attachments to<br />

a solid phase. The covalent bond forms rapidly under general physiological<br />

conditions, is highly specific and essentially irreversible. The HaloTag ® Ligand<br />

Building Blocks allow researchers to apply the chloroalkane group that<br />

HaloTag ® protein reacts with to any compound or surface with a compatible<br />

chemical group, creating endless possible applications.<br />

The HaloTag ® Succinimidyl Ester (04) Ligand contains a reactive succinimidyl<br />

ester (SE) group connected to an alkyl chloride separated by three ethylene<br />

glycol repeats (04). The HaloTag ® Succinimidyl Ester (04) Ligand can be<br />

successfully conjugated to any reporter group, protein, or nucleic acid<br />

derivative containing an amine, forming stable amide bond linkages. The<br />

ligand with functional group can then be used with the HaloTag ® protein for<br />

any application of interest.<br />

The HaloTag ® Succinimidyl Ester (O2) Ligand contains a reactive succinimidyl<br />

ester (SE) group connected to an alkylchloride separated by an ethylene glycol<br />

repeat (O2). The HaloTag ® Succinimidyl Ester (O2) Ligand can be successfully<br />

conjugated to any reporter group, protein, or nucleic acid derivative containing<br />

an amine, forming stable amide bond linkages. The ligand with functional group<br />

can then be used with the HaloTag ® protein for any application of interest.<br />

The HaloTag ® Amine (04) Ligand contains a reactive amine group<br />

connected to an alkyl chloride, separated by an ethylene glycol repeat (04).<br />

The HaloTag ® Amine (04) Ligand can be successfully conjugated to any<br />

reporter group, protein, or nucleic acid derivative containing an activated<br />

carboxylic acid, sulfonyl halide or isocyanate. Examples of activated carboxylic<br />

acids are succinimidyl esters, STP esters, acid halides, and TFP esters. The<br />

ligand with functional group can then be used with the HaloTag ® protein for<br />

any application of interest.<br />

The HaloTag ® Amine (O2) Ligand contains a reactive amine group<br />

connected to an alkylchloride, separated by an ethylene glycol repeat (O2).<br />

The HaloTag ® Amine (O2) Ligand can be successfully conjugated to any<br />

reporter group, protein, or nucleic acid derivative containing an activated<br />

carboxylic acid, sulfonyl halide, or isocyanate. Examples of activated carboxylic<br />

acids are succinimidyl esters, STP esters, acid halides, and TFP esters. The<br />

ligand with functional group can then be used with the HaloTag ® protein for<br />

any application of interest.<br />

The HaloTag ® Iodoacetamide (04) Ligand contains a reactive iodoacetamide<br />

group connected an alkyl chloride separated by an ethylene glycol repeat (04).<br />

The HaloTag ® Iodoacetamide (04) Ligand has been designed to rapidly react<br />

with sulfhydryl-containing molecules, whether small organic compounds,<br />

peptides or proteins. The ligand with functional group can then be used with<br />

the HaloTag ® protein for any application of interest.<br />

The HaloTag ® Iodoacetamide (O2) Ligand contains a reactive iodoacetamide<br />

group connected to an alkylchloride separated by an ethylene glycol repeat<br />

(O2). HaloTag ® Iodoacetamide (O2) Ligand has been designed to rapidly react<br />

with sulfhydryl-containing molecules, whether small organic compounds,<br />

peptides or proteins. The ligand with functional group can then be used with<br />

the HaloTag ® protein for any application of interest.<br />

The HaloTag ® Thiol (O4) Ligand contains a reactive sulfhydryl group connected<br />

to an alkyl chloride separated by three ethylene glycol repeats (04). The<br />

HaloTag ® Thiol (04) Ligand can be successfully conjugated to any reporter<br />

group, cross-linking reagent (bound or free), or nucleic acid derivative<br />

containing a number of different alkylating groups, forming stable thioether<br />

bonds. Commonly used reagents that rapidly react with sulfhydryls include<br />

iodo- or bromo-acetyls or benzyls, bromo- or chloro-mustards, maleimides,<br />

aziridines, acryloyl derivatives, and halide or sulfonate containing arenes (those<br />

bearing Electron Withdrawing Groups (EWGs) react most rapidly). The reactive<br />

ligand can be captured with HaloTag ® protein either before or after the thiol<br />

group is functionalized for any application of interest.<br />

Storage Conditions: Store Cat.# P1691 and P6751 at or below –70°C<br />

under inert atmosphere. Store Cat.# P6711 and P6741 at or below –20°C in<br />

an air-tight container in the absence of light. Store Cat.# P1681, P6771 and<br />

P6761 at or below –20°C under inert atmosphere in the absence of light. See<br />

<strong>Promega</strong> Product Information for additional details on individual products.<br />

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