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CFR100-10
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SHBC
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1%
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100nm
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10ml,20ml,50ml ,500ml,1000ml
100nm Carboxyl Red-Fluo Microspheres CFR100-10 Overview
CFR100-10 100nm Carboxyl Red-Fluo Microspheres are high-performance fluorescent polymer microspheres developed for lateral flow immunoassay (LFIA), fluorescent immunoassay research, antibody labeling, and diagnostic reagent manufacturing.
With a controlled particle size of 100nm, red fluorescent signal, carboxyl-functionalized surface, and 1% solids concentration, CFR100-10 provides a reliable fluorescent labeling material for biotechnology companies, IVD reagent developers, and research organizations.
The surface carboxyl groups allow efficient covalent coupling with antibodies, proteins, peptides, antigens, and other biomolecules through EDC/NHS chemistry.
CFR100-10 is suitable for laboratory research, assay optimization, pilot-scale validation, and industrial bulk production of fluorescent immunochromatography reagents.
Product Specifications of CFR100-10 Red Fluorescent Microspheres
Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
Product Name | 100nm Carboxyl Red-Fluo Microspheres |
Catalog Number | CFR100-10 |
Particle Size | 100nm |
Diameter | 0.1μm |
Fluorescence Color | Red |
Surface Functional Group | Carboxyl (-COOH) |
Solid Content | 1% w/v |
Material | Fluorescent Polymer Microspheres |
Dispersion Medium | Aqueous Suspension |
Application | LFIA, Immunoassay, Diagnostic Reagents |
Coupling Chemistry | EDC/NHS Activation |
Supply Type | Research and Bulk Production |
Key Features of 100nm Carboxyl Red-Fluo Microspheres
100nm Particle Size for Flexible Immunochromatography Development
CFR100-10 features a precisely controlled particle diameter of approximately 100nm.
Compared with smaller nanoparticles, 100nm fluorescent microspheres provide:
Higher fluorescent loading capacity
Strong optical signal output
Stable conjugate formation
Good membrane migration performance
Flexible assay optimization capability
The 100nm particle size offers a balance between fluorescence intensity, surface area, and biological conjugation efficiency.
This makes CFR100-10 suitable for companies developing fluorescent lateral flow and immunoassay platforms.
Bright Red Fluorescence for Quantitative Detection
CFR100-10 incorporates red fluorescent dyes within the polymer matrix to provide stable optical performance.
The fluorescent signal supports:
Quantitative immunochromatography
Fluorescence lateral flow assays
Reader-based detection systems
Digital diagnostic platforms
Multiplex assay development
Compared with traditional visible labels, fluorescent microspheres enable objective signal measurement and improved data analysis.
Carboxyl Functional Surface for Biomolecule Coupling
CFR100-10 contains surface carboxyl groups (-COOH), providing reactive sites for biomolecule immobilization.
Using EDC/NHS activation chemistry, CFR100-10 can be coupled with:
Monoclonal antibodies
Polyclonal antibodies
Recombinant proteins
Antigens
Peptides
Enzymes
Nucleic acid probes
The covalent coupling approach improves conjugate stability and supports reproducible reagent preparation.
Excellent Dispersion Stability and Batch Consistency
Consistent particle properties are essential for commercial diagnostic reagent development.
CFR100-10 provides:
Uniform particle size distribution
Stable aqueous dispersion
Reliable conjugation performance
Good batch reproducibility
Scalable manufacturing capability
These characteristics help customers move from laboratory research to industrial production.
Applications of CFR100-10 in Lateral Flow Immunoassays
Fluorescent Lateral Flow Assay Development
CFR100-10 is designed for fluorescent lateral flow assay research and development.
Applications include:
Infectious disease testing
Biomarker detection
Food safety analysis
Veterinary diagnostics
Environmental monitoring
Pharmaceutical testing
The red fluorescence signal can be measured using fluorescence readers for quantitative analysis.
Antibody and Protein Conjugation
Carboxyl fluorescent microspheres provide an effective platform for antibody labeling.
Typical conjugation targets include:
Detection antibodies
Capture antibodies
Antigens
Binding proteins
Peptides
Other biological molecules
Researchers can optimize coupling density according to assay requirements.
Quantitative Immunochromatography Platforms
Fluorescent LFIA systems provide advantages including:
Digital signal output
Reduced subjective interpretation
Reader compatibility
Quantitative detection capability
CFR100-10 supports companies developing next-generation rapid diagnostic products.
Diagnostic Reagent Production
CFR100-10 supports the complete reagent development workflow:
Raw material screening
Fluorescent conjugate preparation
Strip optimization
Pilot testing
Production transfer
Bulk manufacturing
How Do 100nm Fluorescent Microspheres Improve LFIA Performance?
In fluorescent lateral flow assays:
CFR100-10 microspheres are conjugated with detection antibodies.
Samples are applied onto the test strip.
Target molecules bind with fluorescent conjugates.
Complexes migrate through the membrane.
Target molecules are captured at the test line.
Fluorescence intensity is measured by an optical reader.
Detection results are calculated based on fluorescence signals.
The final assay performance depends on:
Antibody affinity
Coupling efficiency
Particle concentration
Membrane selection
Buffer formulation
Detection system
Antibody Coupling Process Using Carboxyl Red-Fluo Microspheres
Step 1: Carboxyl Activation
Carboxyl groups on CFR100-10 are activated using EDC or EDC/NHS chemistry.
Key factors include:
Buffer pH
Activator concentration
Reaction time
Particle concentration
Step 2: Antibody Conjugation
Activated microspheres react with amino groups on antibodies or proteins.
Optimization parameters:
Antibody concentration
Particle/protein ratio
Reaction temperature
Incubation time
Step 3: Blocking and Purification
After conjugation:
Remaining active sites are blocked
Unbound proteins are removed
Fluorescent conjugates are purified
Step 4: Performance Evaluation
Quality evaluation includes:
Particle size analysis
Fluorescence intensity
Coupling efficiency
Dispersion stability
LFIA strip performance
Advantages of Fluorescent Microspheres Compared with Colloidal Gold
Feature | CFR100-10 Fluorescent Microspheres | Colloidal Gold |
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Detection Method | Fluorescence | Visual Color |
Quantitative Analysis | Available | Limited |
Reader Integration | Excellent | Limited |
Multiplex Detection | Possible | Difficult |
Signal Processing | Digital | Visual |
Surface Modification | Carboxyl Chemistry | Mainly Adsorption |
Quality Control and Bulk Manufacturing Capability
For diagnostic reagent manufacturers, consistent raw materials are critical.
CFR100-10 quality control includes:
Particle Size Control
Ensures consistent migration and conjugation.
Fluorescence Testing
Evaluates signal intensity and stability.
Functional Group Analysis
Confirms available carboxyl groups.
Solid Content Verification
Maintains formulation consistency.
Batch Consistency Evaluation
Supports reliable commercial production.
Customization Options for CFR100-10
SHBC provides customized fluorescent microsphere solutions.
Particle Size Customization
Available particle sizes can be optimized for:
Membrane migration
Detection sensitivity
Assay design
Fluorescence Customization
Options include:
Different fluorescent colors
Customized emission properties
Reader compatibility optimization
Surface Functionalization
Available modifications:
Carboxyl
Amino
Streptavidin
Other functional groups
Concentration Customization
Solid content can be adjusted according to:
Coupling requirements
Shipping conditions
Production process
OEM and Bulk Production
SHBC supports:
Research samples
Pilot production
Bulk supply
Custom packaging
Long-term supply agreements
Frequently Asked Questions About CFR100-10
What are 100nm Carboxyl Red-Fluo Microspheres?
CFR100-10 are 100nm fluorescent polymer microspheres with carboxyl functional surfaces designed for LFIA, immunoassay development, and biomolecule coupling.
Can CFR100-10 be used for immunochromatography?
Yes. CFR100-10 is suitable for fluorescent lateral flow assay research and diagnostic reagent development.
How are antibodies attached to CFR100-10?
Antibodies are commonly coupled using EDC/NHS chemistry, creating stable covalent bonds between microsphere carboxyl groups and antibody amino groups.
Why choose 100nm fluorescent microspheres?
100nm microspheres provide strong fluorescence output, good conjugation efficiency, and stable performance for immunoassay development.
Can CFR100-10 be supplied in bulk quantities?
Yes. SHBC provides laboratory samples, pilot batches, and industrial bulk production.
Are customized specifications available?
Yes. Particle size, fluorescence properties, surface chemistry, concentration, and packaging can be customized.
Why Choose SHBC CFR100-10 Carboxyl Red-Fluo Microspheres?
SHBC specializes in fluorescent microsphere materials for immunodiagnostic research and reagent manufacturing.
CFR100-10 provides:
100nm controlled particle size
Red fluorescent labeling
Carboxyl functional surface
Stable biomolecule coupling
LFIA development support
Bulk production capability
OEM customization service
Contact SHBC for technical specifications, samples, and bulk quotation for 100nm Carboxyl Red-Fluo Microspheres CFR100-10.


