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Escort ^™ IV 转染试剂

Name: Escort <SUP>™</SUP> IV 转染试剂
Brand: SIGMA

Lipid reagent for transient and stable transfection of mammalian and insect cells.

别名:

Gene delivery

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UNSPSC代码:

41106502

NACRES:

NA.25

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质量水平

100

表单

liquid (aqueous solution)

用途

mL sufficient for 160-500 transfections

浓度

1 mg/mL

技术

transfection: suitable

储存温度

2-8°C

一般描述

Escort^™ IV是由专利的聚阳离子脂质体和中性非转染脂质体构成的独特配方。这种脂质体构成的化合物可用于向不同类型的真核细胞转染核酸。

应用

适用于将核酸瞬时和稳定转染到培养的真核细胞中。每 6 cm 细胞培养板使用约 4-16μL Escort^™ IV 和 2μg DNA。方案优化提供了非常高效的转染。关于使用 Escort ^™ IV 成功转染的细胞列表，请参见转染试剂选择指南。

特点和优势

适于稳定和瞬时转染
针对广泛的细胞类型进行了优化
低细胞毒性
兼容含血清和不含血清的转染实验
非常适于 Sf9, Sf21 和S2昆虫细胞

组分

Escort^™ IV 配方:
1 mg/mL溶于水的总脂质体

请注意，Escort^™ IV 中使用的脂质体具体类别属于机密信息。

注意

注意：不要冻存。

原理

在不存在血清条件下，将Escort^™ IV与DNA混合，即可形成稳定的复合物。该复合物性质稳定，可直接加入到细胞培养基中，并在培养基中与细胞膜融合，将DNA释放到细胞质中。注意：复合物的形成受到血清抑制，但一旦形成稳定的复合物，即便存在血清也无妨。

法律信息

Escort is a trademark of Sigma-Aldrich Co. LLC

储存分类代码

10 - Combustible liquids

WGK

WGK 3

闪点(°F)

Not applicable

闪点(°C)

Not applicable

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Eyeshields, Gloves

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