Protocol: DNA Transfection Using Polybrene Protocol
Protocol: DNA Transfection Using Polybrene Protocol
Protocol: DNA Transfection Using Polybrene Protocol
Polybrene and DMSO can be used to achieve stable transformation of several types of cells by plasmid DNA. The yield of transformants is up to 15-fold greater with Polybrene than with calcium phosphate-DNA coprecipitation. However, there is no difference between the two methods in the efficiency of transformation of cells by high-molecular-weight DNA.
Protocol: DNA Transfection Using Polybrene Protocol
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