Deoxythymidine 5`-Triphosphate, [Methyl-³H]-, Tetrasodium Salt, Specific Activity: 70-90Ci (2.59-3.33TBq)/mMole,>97%, 5mCi (185MBq)

Deoxythymidine triphosphate (dTTP), labeled on the methyl group with ³H. Tritiated dTTP is commonly used to make probes for in situ hybridization studies via nick translation, or to measure nucleotide incorporation via reverse transcriptase or DNA polymerase activity.

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