BioVinc offers a comprehensive line of novel fluorescent bisphosphonate probes designed to advance the study of bone metabolism. Our probes feature a wide range of wavelengths, bone affinities, and even pharmacological activities—making them ideal tools for diverse research applications.
In addition to our high-quality, commercialized product catalog, we provide expert consulting in bisphosphonate chemistry and pharmacology, and custom synthesis. Explore the tools trusted by researchers worldwide to drive bone science forward.
“The right tool to enhance your bone disease research.”
Fluorescent Imaging Probes
The Right Tool for Your Bone-Related Studies. Unlock new possibilities in bone imaging with our advanced fluorescent probes, designed for precision and versatility:
- Wide Dye Selection: From UV-VIS to near-infrared for optimal imaging flexibility.
- Highly Specific Targeting: Precisely binds to bone mineral for clear, reliable imaging.
- Customizable Bone Affinities: Tailored for diverse research applications.
- Exceptional Stability: Ensures consistent and long-lasting performance.
- Versatile Applications: Potential markers for bone cells and tumors.
Enhance your bone research with cutting-edge imaging solutions trusted worldwide.
Consulting Services
BioVinc is led by long-time experts in the field of bisphosphonate research and scientists that were instrumental in developing many of the bone active and fluorescently tagged bisphosphonates that continue to be studied today. Our scientists are available to advise customers of BioVinc on their research plans, grant applications, and results in studies with the bisphosphonates.
Custom Synthesis
BioVinc has a fully functional and active synthetic chemistry laboratory. Please contact us (inquiry@biovinc.com) about custom laveled compunds including bisphosphonates and other small molecules that you need for your research projects.
Our custom synthesis service includes the following three main categories:
- Other fluorescent bisphosphonates, fluorescent proteins
- Bisphosphonate analogs (e.g., other bone targeted analogs, dNTP nucleotide analogs)
- Other small molecules
