Neon transfection
The Neon transfection system is a lab equipment product designed for the efficient delivery of nucleic acids, such as DNA and RNA, into a variety of cell types. It utilizes an electroporation-based approach to facilitate the uptake of these molecules by the target cells.
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13 protocols using neon transfection
Neon Transfection and T-Cell Activation
CRISPR-Edited NK Cell Activation
Deriving iPSCs from Deciduous Teeth Stem Cells
Microfluidic Culture of Cortical Neurons
CPP_TRX_S11 Protein Transfection Optimization
Caspase 8 Downregulation in hESCs
Establishment of cell lines with modulated RARα
Generating TP53- and POLQ-deficient Cell Lines
Targeted AAVS1 Integration of eGFP-Anillin in hiPSCs
CRISPR-Cas9 Genome Editing in hPSCs
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