Transfection Reagents

What are the reagents used in transfection? Transfection is the process of introducing genetic material and molecules, including DNA, RNA, and proteins into eukaryotic cells for gene expression, gene knockdown, and many other applications. Transfection uses various physical, chemical, or biological methods and reagents to facilitate the transfer of the foreign material. Comparatively, bacterial transformation and viral transfection (viral transduction) are similar techniques that are suitable for transferring materials into different cell types for diverse downstream applications. For incremental innovations, day after day, choose transfection reagent essentials that are the foundation of great work, not a variable that undermines it.

With our acquisition of Mirus Bio, we are proud to offer a significant expansion of our broad-range transfection solutions, viral vector production enhancers, and numerous molecular reagents that reliably take your workflow from the bench to the bioreactor. Through this partnership, we reaffirm our commitment to supporting our customers in advancing cell and gene therapies. With trusted products that support the delivery of nucleic acids into various cell types, including TransIT^® transfection reagents and kits, we now offer Mirus Bio’s world-class product offerings and scientific experience. Mirus Bio products will be added to our product selection offerings soon. However, you can easily discover the best Mirus Bio Reagents for your ground-breaking discoveries and step toward advancing your next-generation therapy on the Mirus Bio platform now.