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Non-viral Transfection for Cell Therapy and Beyond

With advancements in electroporation systems, researchers have better options for introducing nucleic acids into cells.

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During cell therapy development, some scientists are moving away from viral transfection and toward electroporation for introducing CRISPR systems and other nucleic acid payloads. As electroporation systems for both large- and small-scale cell production continue to improve, this method serves as a quicker, simpler, and safer alternative to viral transfection.

Download this article from Thermo Fisher Scientific to learn how scientists employ electroporation in place of viral delivery for cell therapy applications and beyond.

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