Neon electroporation transfection
The Neon Electroporation Transfection is a lab equipment product designed for efficient delivery of nucleic acids, such as DNA or RNA, into a variety of cell types. It utilizes electroporation technology to create temporary pores in the cell membrane, allowing the introduction of genetic material.
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4 protocols using neon electroporation transfection
Overexpression of HLA-F-AS1 and MEG3 in Glioblastoma Cells
Overexpression of circCTNNA1 and miR-34a in MCL Cells
Overexpression of circCTNNA1 and miR-34a was achieved in cells using Neon Electroporation Transfection (Thermo Fisher Scientific) to transfect circCTNNA1-pcDNA3.1 vector or miR-34a mimic. The dosages of vector and miRNA were 50 and 150 μM for 107 cells, respectively. The amount of vector and miRNA was blow 10% of the total volume.
Overexpression of BRCAT54 and miR-1269b in Endothelial Cells
To overexpress BRCAT54 and miR-1269b, cells were transfected with miR-1269b mimic and/or pcDNA 3.1- BRCAT54 vector through transient transfections achieved with Neon Electroporation Transfection (Thermo Fisher Scientific). In each transfection, 106 cells were transfected with 30 mM vector and/or 80 mM miRNA. The confirmation of overexpression (compared to NC mimic or empty vector transfection group) was performed every 24 h until the end of in vitro cell experiments.
Overexpression of circ-MYBL2 and miR-28 in Lung Cancer Cells
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