BAPTA-Na4 is a fluorescent compound utilized to determine free Ca2+ by performing fluorescence emission scans at an excitation wavelength of 299 nm and measuring the emission wavelength at 360 nm .
suitable as Ca2+-indicator (fluorescence suppressed by Ca2+)
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Chelator with a greater selectivity for calcium compared with magnesium (spectrophotometric monitoring):[1]
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