DNA-In? CHO Transfection Reagent

Formulated Specifically for CHO-K1 Cells 

DNA-In? Cell-Specific Transfection Reagents are a line of transfection products developed by the lead members of the scientific team that invented the Lipofectamine? and Lipofectamine? 2000. These cell-specific reagents offer maximum DNA delivery in targeted common cell lines. 

The cell-specific DNA-In? CHO Transfection Reagent provides maximum high transfection, expression levels and cell viability in adherent CHO-K1 cells. 

Features

• Formulated specifically for maximum high transfection, expression levels and cell viability in adherent CHO-K1 cells. 
  

• One-step process: simply add DNA-In? CHO Transfection Reagent to diluted DNA, incubate 10 minutes, and add to pre-plated cells
  

• Minimal toxicity - no need to replace medium after transfection
  

Maximum Transfection Efficiency in CHO-K1 Cells

Superior Transfection Efficiency and Maximum Cell Viability - During its development and validation process, DNA-In? CHO Transfection Reagent underwent extensive testing in many primary and cultured cells.  

Above, adherent CHO-K1 cells were plated at ~70% confluency and transfected with the EF-1 alpha promoter-GFP after 24 hours in culture. DNA-In? CHO transfected cells (left image) show significantly better transfection efficiency and cell viability as compare to LF3K transfected cells (right Image). 

Above data shows a side-by-side comparisons of DNA-In? CHO Transfection Reagent, Lipofectamine? 2000 (LF2K) and Lipofectamine? 3000 (LFK) in CHO-K1 cells In a head-to-head comparison study, DNA-In? CHO Reagent  consistently outperformed Lipofectamine? 2000 and Lipofectamine? 3000 transfection reagents. 

DNA-In? CHO Transfection Reagent  Quick-Start Protocol