mCherry mRNA

mCherry mRNA (N1-Me-Pseudo UTP) is an mRNA molecule that allows for the expression of the red fluorescent protein mCherry when transfected into cells. mCherry is derived from the red fluorescent protein DsRed, which was originally isolated from the sea anemone Discosoma. It is a monomeric fluorophore with a maximum absorption wavelength at 587 nm and a maximum emission wavelength at 610 nm. mCherry exhibits excellent photostability and is widely used for molecular labeling and cellular component localization in biological research. This product can serve as a positive control for mRNA transfection, and further be used for screening and validation of delivery formulations or expression systems.