DNA Transfection Procedure (Reverse) for Transfection Cell Block
www.cellbioed.com This Cell Block describes how to transfect plasmid DNA into eukaryotic cells using a reverse transfection protocol. DNA transfection is commonly used to transiently express a protein of interest, or a fluorescently labeled marker of a cellular protein, organelle, or subdomain for live cell imaging. This procedure is common in basic research labs and helps students to learn and practice cell counting, aseptic technique, micropipetting, and basic imaging. This cell block is ideal for early to middle weeks of a class, after students have learned to count and passage cells For more information on Cell Blocks and written protocols go to www.cellbioed.com. We are a network of faculty and students working on incorporating cell culture-based research into the classroom. Please join our community and subscribe to our channel.
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