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- verb To introduce foreign material into
eukaryotic cells .
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When I started my post doc I tried to transfect bacteria with a construct I got from the tech.
It could be worse... microbiologist xx 2008
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You will transfect eukaryotic cells, use immunofluorescent and other techniques to stain mouse tissues and use confocal microscopy.
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Hope using the same triple vector to transfect T cells in HIV/AIDS patients who have failed
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A plasmid DNA that expresses the green fluorescent protein (GFP) as a marker was delivered into the sub-retinal space to transfect the chick retinal stem/progenitor cells at embryonic day 3 (E3) or E4 with the aid of pulses of electric current.
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A key step in bringing this vector to the clinic was to demonstrate that it is both safe and feasible to transfect the vector into human stem cells and for the RNA molecules to persist in the immune cells of the patient.
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You will transfect eukaryotic cells, use immunofluorescent and other techniques to stain mouse tissues and use confocal microscopy.
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You will transfect eukaryotic cells, use immunofluorescent and other techniques to stain mouse tissues and use confocal microscopy.
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You will transfect eukaryotic cells, use immunofluorescent and other techniques to stain mouse tissues and use confocal microscopy.
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You will transfect eukaryotic cells, use immunofluorescent and other techniques to stain mouse tissues and use confocal microscopy.
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You will transfect eukaryotic cells, use immunofluorescent and other techniques to stain mouse tissues and use confocal microscopy.
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