All too often, researchers doing cell transfection must conduct a careful balancing act. Achieving a level of transfection that’s high enough to provide reliable results, without killing too many cells in the process, is a…
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Oral delivery of nucleic acids for the purpose of cell transfection is an exciting new delivery method that could improve outcomes for DNA vaccination and gene therapy. It serves as a non-invasive application and makes…
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Branched Amphipathic Peptide Capsules (BAPC) are nanospheres made from an equimolar mixture of two branched peptides: bis(Ac-FLIVIGSII)-K-K4-CO-NH2 and bis(Ac-FLIVI)-K-K4-CO-NH2. These peptides self-assemble to form solvent-filled, bilayer defined capsules and originate from one of the pore-forming…
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Transfection is the process of introducing foreign nucleic acids and CRISPR-Cas9 into cells to produce genetically modified cells. Transfection research has been the foundation of many important scientific and medical breakthroughs in recent years. From…
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