Lipofectamine 3000
Lipofectamine 3000 is a transfection reagent used for the efficient delivery of nucleic acids, such as plasmid DNA and RNA, into eukaryotic cells. It facilitates the uptake of these molecules into the cells, enabling their subsequent expression or functional studies.
3 protocols using lipofectamine 3000
Overexpression of BNIP3 and FUNDC1 in Retinal Cells
PUS7 Overexpression Plasmid Construction
Knockdown of Nur77 on Macrophage Inflammation
Following cell transfection with siNur77, the treatments for different cell groups were as follows: (1) siNC, transfection with siNC only; (2) siNC + Dex, siNC transfection and Dex treatment; (3) LPS + siNC, siNC transfection with LPS treatment; (4) LPS + Dex + siNC, siNC transfection with Dex and LPS treatment; (5) siNur77, transfection with siNur77 only; (6) siNur77 + Dex, siNur77 transfection and Dex treatment; (7) LPS + siNur77, siNur77 transfection with LPS treatment; (8) LPS + Dex + siNur77, siNur77 transfection with Dex and LPS treatment. The concentrations of Dex and LPS to be used were selected as previously described.
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