Material: CdSe/ZnS quantum dots and biocompatible polymer
Solid Content: 10 mg/mL
Zeta Potential: Approximately −40 mV
Solvent: Deionized water

Material: CdSe/ZnS quantum dots and biocompatible polymer
Solid Content: 10 mg/mL
Zeta Potential: Approximately −40 mV
Solvent: Deionized water
CdSe/ZnS quantum dot (QD) microspheres are advanced fluorescent materials constructed by encapsulating CdSe/ZnS quantum dots within a polymer-based microsphere matrix. In this structure, semiconductor quantum dots serve as the primary fluorescent source, while the surrounding polymer network provides a protective microenvironment that isolates the nanocrystals from external chemical and physical influences. This encapsulation strategy effectively minimizes issues such as oxidation, photobleaching, and aggregation that commonly affect free quantum dots in solution. As a result, the microsphere architecture not only preserves the intrinsic optical properties of CdSe/ZnS quantum dots but also enhances their long-term stability under various experimental conditions.
To enable efficient bioconjugation, the surface of CdSe/ZnS QD microspheres is typically functionalized with carboxyl groups. These reactive functional groups allow the microspheres to be readily coupled with a wide range of biomolecules through standard coupling chemistries, such as carbodiimide-mediated reactions. Proteins, antibodies, peptides, and oligonucleotides can be immobilized on the microsphere surface, enabling the construction of highly specific fluorescent probes. This functional versatility makes CdSe/ZnS QD microspheres particularly valuable in bioanalytical systems.
The CdSe/ZnS quantum dots embedded within the microspheres exhibit bright and stable fluorescence with strong resistance to photobleaching, ensuring consistent signal output during extended detection or imaging processes.
The polymeric microsphere matrix helps maintain uniform particle dispersion in aqueous environments, effectively reducing aggregation and preserving reliable fluorescence performance in complex biological systems.
Carefully engineered surface chemistry and material composition allow these microspheres to interact with biological molecules with minimal interference, making them suitable for a wide range of bioanalytical and diagnostic applications.
Due to their strong fluorescence intensity and stable optical properties, CdSe/ZnS QD microspheres can significantly improve analytical sensitivity, enabling the detection of low-abundance targets in fluorescence-based assays.
| Catalog Number | Hydrodynamic Diameter | PL Emission | FWHM | Quantum Yield | Surface Carboxyl Content |
| NM-QD0305 | 50±15 nm | 520±10 nm | ≤25 nm | ≥85% | 300-360 µmol/g |
| NM-QD0306 | 50±15 nm | 620±10 nm | ≤28 nm | ≥85% | 300-360 µmol/g |
| NM-QD0307 | 100±15 nm | 520±10 nm | ≤25 nm | ≥85% | 300-360 µmol/g |
| NM-QD0308 | 100±15 nm | 620±10 nm | ≤28 nm | ≥85% | 300-360 µmol/g |
| NM-QD0309 | 150±15 nm | 520±10 nm | ≤25 nm | ≥85% | 300-360 µmol/g |
| NM-QD0310 | 150±15 nm | 620±10 nm | ≤28 nm | ≥85% | 300-360 µmol/g |
| NM-QD0311 | 200±15 nm | 520±10 nm | ≤25 nm | ≥85% | 300-360 µmol/g |
| NM-QD0312 | 200±15 nm | 620±10 nm | ≤28 nm | ≥85% | 300-360 µmol/g |
| NM-QD0313 | 400±15 nm | 520±10 nm | ≤25 nm | ≥85% | 300-360 µmol/g |
| NM-QD0314 | 400±15 nm | 620±10 nm | ≤28 nm | ≥85% | 300-360 µmol/g |
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