Molecular biology Transfection of nucleic acids Reagents for nucleic acid transfection Magnetofection

Magnetofection

Magnetofection combines chemical and physical approaches. This involves combining nucleic acids, transfection reagents (polymers, lipids) or viruses with magnetic nanoparticles to improve transport of the material to the cell, directed by a specific magnetic field.

Variants and accessories

Magnetic transfection reagent - Magnetofectamine O2

Magnetic transfection reagents - NeuroMag

• Increased transfection efficiency
• Low toxicity because it is better absorbed by the cells, so less material is needed
• A simple, effective protocol
• High transgene expression

Applications :
• Suitable for primary cells and cells that are difficult to transfect
• Suitable for all nucleic acids:
• DNA, oligonucleotides, mRNA, siRNA, shRNA
• Not suitable for cells in suspension
• Compatible with the use of serum

• High viability of transfected neurons
• Effective from the 1st to the 21st day after dissection
• Transgene expression for up to 7 days
• Non-toxic and fully biodegradable
• Compatible with the use of serum

Applications :
• Suitable for all types of neuronal cells: primary neurons, neural cell lines, etc
• Suitable for all nucleic acids: DNA, oligonucleotides, mRNA, siRNA, shRNA

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