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Family · Pharmaceutical analytical standards

Indocyanine Green

A green dye that absorbs and emits light in the near infrared: created as a dye for photography, it was tested in medicine at the Mayo Clinic in 1957 and approved in 1959, at first mainly to study liver function. This family brings together the active ingredient, labelled standards and other impurities.

Did you know?Today surgeons follow it with infrared cameras to find lymph nodes and vessels; it is even being studied as a possible antidote to alpha-amanitin, the toxin of the Amanita phalloides mushroom.

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