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DNA & RNA TRANSFECTION REAGENTS - BioNova

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Plasmid Transfection: Broad Spectrum & Cell Line Specific<br />

Plasmid transfection into mammalian cells is a crucial step in many experiements and requires<br />

transfection reagents that deliver plasmids without perturbing cell physiology. To<br />

meet these needs, Mirus Bio developed two different types of plasmid transfection reagents.<br />

TransIT ® -LT1 Reagent is a broad spectrum plasmid transfection reagent that enables high efficiency<br />

transfection into a wide variety of cells. The other TransIT Cell Line Specific Reagents<br />

are optimized to produce increased transfection efficiency compared to TransIT-LT1 Reagent in<br />

popular or hard-to-transfect cell lines.<br />

Benefits of the TransIT Transfection Reagents Include:<br />

Ease-of-Use: Simple protocols with easy optimization mean you spend less time optimizing<br />

and more time doing the important experiments.<br />

Low Cellular Toxicity: Maintains healthy cell density while reducing potential experimental<br />

biases due to toxicity.<br />

High Efficiency Transfection: High percentage of the cells expressing transfected plasmid ensures<br />

experimental success.<br />

Transfects Single or Multiple Plasmids: Enables use of reagents in a variety of applications including<br />

viral production, transcriptional regulation, and si<strong>RNA</strong>/sh<strong>RNA</strong> expression.<br />

Easy-to-Use and Serum Compatible<br />

1. Dilute TransIT ®<br />

Transfection<br />

Reagent in serumfree<br />

media, mix<br />

Protocol Overview for TransIT Transfection Reagents. TransIT Transfection Kits contain two components and require<br />

an additional mixing step when using these kits.<br />

Low Cellular Toxicity<br />

2. Add purified<br />

nucleic acid,<br />

mix and incubate.<br />

3. Add complexes<br />

directly to cells<br />

in serum<br />

containing media.<br />

4. Incubate.<br />

and incubate. 24-48 hours Perform<br />

Assay<br />

Comparative Toxicity of TransIT-LT1 Transfection<br />

Reagent and Another Leading<br />

Transfection Reagent in COS-7 Cells. In<br />

a transfection experiment, cells that are<br />

rounding up and peeling off the surface of<br />

the plate characterize cellular toxicity. The<br />

photos compare toxicity among nontransfected<br />

cells, cells transfected with<br />

Nontransfected TransIT<br />

TransIT-LT1 Reagent, and cells transfected with another leading transfection reagent. Each plate was treated following<br />

the manufacturers’ recommended protocol: the only variable was the type of transfection reagent used.<br />

TransIT-LT1 Reagent achieves high transfection efficiency while maintaining healthy cells.<br />

® -LT1 Reagent Competitor<br />

www.mirusbio.com<br />

BROAD SPECTRUM & CELL LINE SPECIFIC <strong>REAGENTS</strong> <strong>TRANSFECTION</strong>

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