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Transfection Forum. Cell transfection discussion including stable cells transfection, transient transfection. Troubleshooting and posting of discussions on lipofection, and reagents: Fugene, lipofectamine, and others.



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Old 01-06-2008, 02:49 AM
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Question Lipofectamine LTX

Hi,
has anyone tried the transfection reagent Lipofectamine LTX from Invitrogen?

Invitrogen claims its better than FUGENE. I use Fugene so I was wondering if it is in fact better claim in terms of induced cytotoxicity and percentage of positive transfections?

thanx
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