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PolyMag Transfection Reagent
PolyMag Transfection Reagent
PolyMag Transfection Reagent
PolyMag Transfection Reagent

PolyMag Transfection Reagent

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PolyMag Transfection Reagent is based on the Magnetofection™ transfection technology. This reagent has been optimized to be used with all types of nucleic acids. This reagent is composed of magnetic nanoparticles coated with cationic molecules. It has been successfully tested on a large range of primary cells, hard-to-transfect cells and cell lines and its efficiency has been reported in many publications.

  • Highly efficient for primary cells
  • Powerful for hard to transfect cells
  • Non toxic
  • Serum-compatible
  • Simple, rapid and easy-to-use
  • For all types of nucleic acids

 

Sizes:

  • 100 µL (PN30100): 100 transfections with 1µg of DNA
  • 200 µL (PN30200): 200 transfections with 1µg of DNA
  • 1000 µL (PN31000): 1000 transfections with 1µg of DNA

Storage: + 4°C

Shipping conditions: Room temperature

 

Application

  • Suitable for all nucleic acids: DNA, oligonucleotides, mRNA, siRNA, shRNA...
  • Mammalian cells: Cell lines, primary and hard to transfect cells.
  • Perfect for all transfections applications in mammlian cells:
    • transient or stable transfection
    • gene silencing
    • with or without serum

RECOMMENDED FOR: Transfection of primary and hard-to-transfect adherent cells

 

Results

PolyMag Transfection efficiencyFigure 1: PolyMag transfection efficiency in various cell lines. Cells seeded in a 24-well plate were transfected with PolyMag and pGFP DNA at a 1μL  of reagent per μg of DNA ratio. Transfection efficiency was monitored after 48h by flow cytometry.


PolyMag Transfection efficiency COS7 N2A HEP2 HeLa
Figure 2 :PolyMag transfection efficiency in various cell lines. Cells seeded in a 24-well plate were transfected with PolyMag and pGFP DNA at a 1μL of reagent per μg of DNA ratio. Transfection efficiency was evaluated after 48h by fluorescence microscopy.