Rapid, selective labelling of cell surface glycoproteins
Live HeLa cells labelled with GlycoLiner™ Reactive Biotin detected with CF®488A streptavidin, or GlycoLiner™ Reactive Dyes, imaged by confocal microscopy using a 40X objective.

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Rapid, selective labelling of cell surface glycoproteins

31 Jan, 2026

Biotium introduces GlycoLiner™ Cell Surface Glycoprotein Labelling Kits, enabling fast, gentle, and highly selective labelling of cell surface glycoproteins. Using next-generation self-catalysing aminooxy chemistry, GlycoLiner™ labels cells efficiently at neutral pH in ~20 minutes at room temperature or 4°C, avoiding harsh buffers or high label concentrations.

The kits include biotin or five bright fluorescent dyes and are fully compatible with fixation, permeabilization, and protein extraction for downstream imaging, flow cytometry, or biochemical analysis. GlycoLiner™ labelling produces minimal intracellular staining in dead cells, resulting in clearer visualisation of cell boundaries compared to conventional covalent stains.

“Biotium offers a broad selection of membrane-labelling probes for different workflows,” said Lori Roberts, PhD, Director of Bioscience. “GlycoLiner™ provides a highly selective option for live cell surface glycoproteins that is also compatible with fixation.”

GlycoLiner™ expands Biotium’s portfolio of innovative cell staining tools, giving researchers precise, efficient, and versatile options for cell surface biology studies.

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