Highly Efficient Targeted mRNA Delivery

mRNA-In™ and mRNA-In™ Neuro – a new range of high efficiency, targeted transfection reagents.

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AMSBIO announces the launch of mRNA-In™ and mRNA-In™ Neuro – a new range of high efficiency, targeted transfection reagents.

Offering high transfection efficiency and expression levels across a broad range of cell types, including stem cells and primary cells, mRNA-In™ is a robust and easy-to-use mRNA delivery solution proven in applications including protein expression and iPSC-reprogramming. Recognized as among the most difficult cell types to transfect, either freshly isolated or cryopreserved neurons or neural stem cells can be transfected with exceptionally low cytotoxicity using the specifically designed and optimized mRNA-In™ Neuro reagent.

AMSBIO’s new mRNA-In™ transfection reagents require very low amounts of mRNA to achieve maximum transfection efficiency. Moreover, mRNA expression levels can be adjusted by just changing the amount of mRNA transfection thereby significantly minimizing unintended off-target immune activation. Across a wide range of cell types, mRNA-In™ reagents have been shown to produce exceptionally high transfection efficiency while maintaining ...

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