Optimized for transfection of COS-7, NIH/3T3,
HeLa, 293, and CHO cells
Features and benefits
- Optimized protocols for COS-7, NIH/3T3, HeLa, 293, and CHO cells
- Fast procedure and easy handling
- No removal of transfection complexes required
- Transfection in the presence of serum
- High efficiency
- Economical price
Principle
PolyFect Transfection Reagent is a solution of specifically designed activated-dendrimers.
The reagent consists of dendrimer molecules of a defined spherical architecture
with branches radiating from a central core (1; see figure "
Activated-Dendrimer
Structure"). The branches terminate at charged amino groups, which
can interact with negatively charged phosphate groups of nucleic acids.
PolyFect Reagent assembles DNA into compact structures (see figure "
PolyFectDNA
Interaction"), that bind to the cell surface and are taken into
the cell by nonspecific endocytosis. The reagent buffers the pH of the endosome,
leading to pH inhibitition of endosomal nucleases, which ensures stability
of PolyFectDNA complexes.
Activated-Dendrimer Structure
Schematic representation of an activated dendrimer (1).
Note the highly branched structure.
PolyFectDNA Interaction
Model of the SuperFectDNA complex. SuperFect Reagent
(purple balls) interacts with DNA (black) to form a ring-like (toroid-like)
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