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<p class="minor_title">Stable Transfection Of Adherent Cells</p> | <p class="minor_title">Stable Transfection Of Adherent Cells</p> | ||
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- | This protocol is for the stable transfection of eukaryotic adherent cell types in a 6-well plate, with plasmid DNA that ought to be of as high a purity as possible. | + | This protocol is for the stable transfection of eukaryotic adherent cell types in a 6-well plate, with plasmid DNA that ought to be of as high a purity as possible. |
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Revision as of 11:24, 25 September 2013
Bacterial Lab Protocols
Stable Transfection Of Adherent Cells
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Mammalian Lab Protocols