Titlebook: Macromolecular Drug Delivery; Methods and Protocol Mattias Belting Book 2009 Humana Press 2009 Antigen.DNA.In vitro delivery.In vivo delive

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Poly(,-amino esters): Procedures for Synthesis and Gene Delivery,for synthesis of these polymers, particle self-assembly, and transfection using these particles are delineated. A standard protocol is presented as well as a high-throughput screening technique that can be used to more quickly optimize transfection parameters for efficient delivery.

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siRNA and DNA Transfer to Cultured Cells,d. Hence, this chapter attempts to explain some of the popular cationic lipid/polymer-based transfection reagents for . DNA/small inhibitory RNA (siRNA) delivery, mainly focusing on the protocols and critical factors to keep in mind to ensure successful delivery of nucleic acids into eukaryotic cells using these methods.

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