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• Each of our instruments has a different configuration and allows for different dyes. For a quick look of the most common fluorochromes, please view the “Instruments and Applications” page. For information of fluorochrome excitation, emissions, wavelengths and spectral overlap, see the BD Spectrum Viewer or the Invitrogen Spectrum Viewer.
