Super Electroporator NEPA21 Type II is suitable for in vitro and in vivo transfection.
Make transfection easier and Free.
Super Electroporator NEPA21 Type II adopts a newly designed electroporation pulse, which is specially designed for the difficult-to-transfect cells, microalgae, fertilized eggs, ex vivo and in vivo animal tissues, and has the advantages of high transfection efficiency and high cell viability.
Product Details:
In 2011, NEPAGENE launched a new generation of versatile and highly effective gene transfection systems---Super Electroporator NEPA21 Type II. Compared with the traditional electroporators, NEPA21 adopts the novel 4-step multiple electroporation pulse, which is especially suitable for the difficult-to-transfect cells, ex vivo and in vivo animal tissues. With the patented voltage decay design, NEPA21 can not only achieve high transfection efficiency, but also improve cell viability.
Key Features of NEPA21 Electroporation System:
Application:
Scope of application: primary cells, stem cells, and various difficult transfection cells (such as immune cells, blood cells, etc.).
Scope of application: adherent cells can be directly transfected, eliminating the steps of cell digestion and re- adherent (Which is very important for improving the viability of some kinds of cells)!
Scope of application: tissue section, brain section, organ, embryo, etc
Scope of application: brain, retina, muscle, skin, liver, kidney, testicles, etc
The production of NEPA21 series electroporation instrument, ECFG21 high-efficiency cell electrofusion and electroporation instrument and PicoPipet single-cell separation and extraction system has been well-known in the research field and has been cited by hundreds of literatures, including high-level journal articles, such as Nature, Cell, PNAS, Genes & Dvelopment, etc.
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