Lipofectamine? MessengerMAX? Transfection Reagent
日期：
2015-06-01
瀏覽次數(shù):
471
貨號：?LMRNA008
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規(guī)格
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| Cell Type: | Primary Cells,?Neuronal Cells |
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| Sample Type (Specific): | mRNA |
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| Transfection Technique: | Lipid-Based Transfection |
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| Serum Compatible: | Yes |
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| Product Size: | 0.75 mL |
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| Shipping Condition: | Ambient |
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內(nèi)容及儲存
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Store in refrigerator (2–8°C). ?
描述
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Lipofectamine? MessengerMAX mRNA Transfection Reagent delivers amazing transfection efficiency in neurons and a broad-spectrum of primary cells, enabling improved application outcomes and more biologically relevant research. That's because our novel lipid nanoparticle technology is optimized to deliver the highest amount of mRNA possible without the nuclear entry step that is required with DNA.?Successfully transfect more predictive cell models with a reagent that provides:? Amazing transfection efficiency in neurons and primary cell types? Faster protein expression with no risk of genomic integration? Up to 10x higher cleavage using mRNA CRISPRsEnable high transfection efficiency in novel genome editing applicationsLipofectamine? MessengerMAX? reagent helps increase the likelihood of successful cleavage and recombination with?GeneArt? CRISPR Nuclease mRNA?through highly efficient transfection, ultimately maximizing the efficiency of genetic modifications and simplifying the downstream processes.Efficiently transfect difficult-to-transfect cellsLipofectamine? MessengerMAX? reagent is designed to transfect a higher amount of mRNA into neurons and a broad spectrum of difficult-to-transfect primary cells. This eliminates the need for electroporation or viruses, and provides a > 2-fold improvement in transfection efficiency compared to other lipid based reagents.Leverage advantages of mRNA transfectionTransfection of mRNA does not require nuclear uptake, which results in faster protein expression than DNA transfection since translation of mRNA occurs in the cytoplasm. Also, mRNA has no risk of genomic integration and transfection efficiency is cell cycle independent. ?
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