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Microscopy geeks,

What’s your preferred far-red fluorescent protein, brighter/more stable
than mcherry? Mplum, mkate, mcardinal, fusion red?

We want to use it as Lifeact tag to image cytoskeleton over 2-4 days, in
addition to blue, green and red proteins.

Bojana
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Hi Bojana,
I really like to use the HALO tag system with the Janelia Fluor ligands. JF646 works very well...

If you can't use HALO, iRFP-670 has worked well. If you need more in the "middle ground" (590nm), I like mKate2.

Cheers,
John

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Microscopy geeks,

What’s your preferred far-red fluorescent protein, brighter/more stable than mcherry? Mplum, mkate, mcardinal, fusion red?

We want to use it as Lifeact tag to image cytoskeleton over 2-4 days, in addition to blue, green and red proteins.

Bojana
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Dear Bojana


we have made good experiences with mScarlet. Each variant of mScarlet should enable the imaging of the actin cytoskeleton for 2-4 days. It´s not really far red but super bright, monomeric and highly stable in living cells.


Best regards

Philipp




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Microscopy geeks,

What’s your preferred far-red fluorescent protein, brighter/more stable
than mcherry? Mplum, mkate, mcardinal, fusion red?

We want to use it as Lifeact tag to image cytoskeleton over 2-4 days, in
addition to blue, green and red proteins.

Bojana
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Hi Bojana,

I agree with John. If you can get away with using a HALO- or SNAP-tag coupled to an organic, membrane permeable fluorophore, you will have the best results concerning photostability and brightness. I can recommend SiR (silicone rhodamine) for this. Far-red, bright and fluorogenic. You can purchase the SiR-SNAP construct, but the SiR-HALO you would need to couple yourself.

As for actual far-red fluorescent proteins, we have been well-served by mNeptune2, mNeptune2.5 or mCardinal, which were all very similar. mKate2 is also a good choice. But none come close to the excellence of organic dyes (again: if you can get way with them).

Good luck!
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Hi Bojana,
I really like to use the HALO tag system with the Janelia Fluor ligands. JF646 works very well...

If you can't use HALO, iRFP-670 has worked well. If you need more in the "middle ground" (590nm), I like mKate2.

Cheers,
John

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Microscopy geeks,

What’s your preferred far-red fluorescent protein, brighter/more stable than mcherry? Mplum, mkate, mcardinal, fusion red?

We want to use it as Lifeact tag to image cytoskeleton over 2-4 days, in addition to blue, green and red proteins.

Bojana