Latex Particles

Latex Particles are monodisperse polymer microspheres widely used in biotechnology, diagnostics, immunoassays, and fluorescence-based applications. These latex beads offer uniform size, high chemical stability, and versatile surface functionalization, making them ideal for flow cytometry calibration, cell labeling, bioassays, and nanoparticle research. Available as plain, carboxylated, or amine-functionalized latex microspheres, they can be easily conjugated with antibodies, proteins, or nucleic acids for bioconjugation, multiplex assays, and biosensing applications. Latex particles provide reproducible performance, optical clarity, and compatibility with standard laboratory detection systems, supporting reliable results in diagnostics, molecular biology, and fluorescence-based studies.