BD Horizon™ Real Fluorochromes

Minimize Cross-laser Spillover. Optimize Panel Resolution.

BD Horizon RealViolet^™, RealBlue^™, RealYellow^™ and RealRed^™ Fluorochromes are engineered to help you push the boundaries of multicolor flow cytometry. These advanced fluorochromes minimize cross-laser spillover and enhance panel resolution, enabling high quality data and more flexible panel design across both conventional and spectral cytometers. Whether you're expanding existing panels or building new ones, BD Horizon^™Real Dyes give you the clarity and control you need to accelerate discovery.

Format	Spectral	Conventional	Spillover (1-low, 4-high)	Alternative To	Products
Violet Laser
RV828	✓	‒	1	Qdot^™ 800, NovaFluor^™ V800	View
Blue Laser
RB545	✓	‒	1	(Unique position)	View
RB613	✓	✓	2	PE-CF594, PE-Dazzle^™ 594, BB630-P2, StarBright^™ Blue 615	View
RB670	✓	✓	2	PE-Cy5, BB660-P2, StarBright^™ Blue 675	View
RB705	✓	✓	2	PerCP-Cy5.5, BB700, StarBright^™ Blue 700	View
RB744	✓	✓	1	BB755-P	View
RB780	✓	✓	1	PE-Cy7, BB790-P	View
RB824	✓	✓	1	PerCP/Fire^™806, StarBright^™Blue 810	View
Yellow-Green Laser
RY586	✓	✓	1	PE	View
RY610	✓	✓	1	PE-CF594, PE-Dazzle^™ 594	View
RY655	✓	✓	3	PE-Cy5, StarBright Yellow 665	View
RY703	✓	✓	2	PE-Cy5.5, StarBright^™ Yellow 720	View
RY743	✓	✓	2	PE/Fire^™ 744	View
RY775	✓	✓	2	PE-Cy7, StarBright^™ Yellow 800	View
Red Laser
RR688	✓	‒	1	Alexa Fluor^™ 660, Spark NIR^™685, NovaFluor^™ R685, cFluor^™ R685	View

“The RB780 fluorochrome fits very well into the spectral gap of dyes primarily excited by the blue laser and can be separated beautifully from PE-Cy7 on instruments with blue and yellow-green lasers.”

Dr. Florian Ebner

Distinguished Lab Scientist

Cancer Pharmacology and Disease Positioning

“I’m really excited about the BD Horizon RealBlue^™ 780 Dye. The staining we have done so far with Ki-67 and Granzyme B can be seen very clearly, even with high dilutions.”

Johannes Brandi

Researcher

Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine

"BD Horizon RealYellow™ 586 (RY586) Reagents look like the best alternative for PE and will simplify panel design on conventional flow cytometers. They can also be an additional dye for spectral panel design.”

Gert Van Isterdael, PhD

VIB Ghent University, Belgium