Neon microporator
The Neon microporator is a laboratory instrument designed for electroporation, a technique used to introduce nucleic acids or other molecules into cells. The device generates electrical pulses that temporarily increase the permeability of cell membranes, facilitating the uptake of the desired materials. The Neon microporator is intended for use in a variety of cell types and research applications where controlled electroporation is required.
5 protocols using neon microporator
MESP1 Reporter Knock-in via TALEN
Generating iPSCs from ADPKD Patient Fibroblasts
TALEN-mediated MESP1 gene editing
TALEN-mediated gene editing in RAW264.7 cells
Silencing of ANX1 and HSP27 in HCC
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