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Découvrez toutes nos ressources dédiées au clonage et à la transfection pour les jeunes chercheurs. 

Les outils qui modifient les acides nucléiques constituent la base de nombreuses techniques de biologie moléculaire telles que le clonage. venez découvrir tous nos outils utiles !

La transfection est un procédé qui permet d'introduire des acides nucléiques dans les cellules eucaryotes. Découvrez également nos astuces et articles scientifiques à ce sujet.

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8 Astuces Pour Réussir vos Transfections !

Dans votre laboratoire, chacun a son protocole pour les expériences de transfection ? Pour être certain de réussir, voici 8 astuces en or.


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[Infographie] 8 astuces pour réussir sa transfection

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Retrouvez plus de ressources sur le Clonage et Transfection en anglais dans notre " Student Ressources"

Nos ressources pour jeunes chercheurs en anglais regroupent de nombreux articles, vidéos et astuces très utiles et pratiques. A consommer sans modération 

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Découvrez nos articles scientifiques : Transfection & Clonage

Improving the success of your transfection


Not every lab has a tried and true transfection protocol that can be used by all lab members. Few researchers will use the same cell type and same construct to generate data. Many times, a scientist may need to transfect different constructs or even different molecules (e.g., short-interfering RNA [siRNA]) into the same cell line, or test a single construct in different cultured cell lines.

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General Considerations for Transfection


Many studies, from reporter assays to protein localization to BRET and FRET, require successful transfection first. Yet, transfection can be tricky and difficult. There are many considerations when planning transfection of your cells including reagent selection, stable or transient experiment, type of molecule and endpoint assay used. Here we discuss these considerations to help you […]

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The Keys to Successful Transfection


Transfection, like many techniques in the lab, can be an art, especially for stubborn cell lines. To maximize transfection efficiency, you must have the right conditions and, for some cell lines it seems, the right touch. If you’re lucky, you are working with less finicky cells that transfect well regardless of conditions. If you’re not […]

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Protocoles pour optimiser vos transfections


Transfection is a method that neutralizes or obviates the issue of introducing negatively charged molecules (e.g., phosphate backbones of DNA and RNA) into cells with a negatively charged membrane. Chemicals like calcium phosphate and DEAE-dextran or cationic lipid-based reagents coat the DNA, neutralizing or even creating an overall positive charge to the molecule (Figure 12.1). This makes it easier for the DNA:transfection reagent complex to cross the membrane.

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Plus d’articles scientifiques

Reverse Transfection Using FuGENE® 6 and FuGENE® HD

In reverse transfection protocols, cells are added directly to a plate containing the transfection reagent:DNA mixture and then assayed on the second day. This approach reduces the experimental time by a day compared to standard transfection protocols. Reverse transfections are rapid, convenient and easily automated, and are frequently used for high-throughput experiments. We tested the ability of FuGENE® 6 and FuGENE® HD to “reverse” transfect three cell lines and ...Lire l'article ›


Optimize Transfection of Cultured Cells

Protein expression from plasmid DNA transfected into cultured cells is a powerful tool to study protein function and monitor intracellular events. Optimal protein expression and cell viability require optimizing transfection conditions. We discuss how to optimize transfection conditions using FuGENE® HD Transfection Reagent and the factors that are most likely to influence success. Lire l'article ›


From Napkin Sketch to “Custom Kit”: CloneWeaver® Workflow Builder Gets Your Cloning Organized

Let’s face it, most lab techs and purchasing agents aren’t all that happy when you send them an Instagram picture of your latest lunchroom-napkin cloning strategy as your order form for your next big cloning experiment. So we have created the CloneWeaver® Workflow Builder. You can transfer your brilliance easily from that lunchroom napkin to […] Lire l'article ›


PCR Cloning: Answers to Some Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you have ever wondered about PCR cloning Lire l'article ›


Troubleshooting T-Vector Cloning

Why do so few of your clones contain your PCR product of interest ? Lire l'article ›


Outils de Sélection

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Votre Assistant Transfection

The Transfection Assistant helps you optimize transfection protocols using information from the published literature. It provides information on transfection of specific cell types, including the amount of nucleic acid and ratio of reagent:nucleic acid used for specific plate formats, and provides links to the primary literature.

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FuGENE® HD Protocol Database

The FuGENE® HD Protocol Database is a collection of protocols that guide the transfection process for a variety of cell lines.

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CloneWeaver® Workflow Builder

Powering Your Cloning Workflow

Molecular Cloning is the process of producing recombinant DNA and transforming into host organisms to replicate and make more copies. Every cloning project is unique.

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Restriction Enzyme Tool

Ready to start?

Check out these tools, which can help you prepare for every step of cloning.

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Introduction à la transfection

La transfection est un procédé qui permet d'introduire des acides nucléiques dans les cellules eucaryotes en minimisant les effets indésirables tels que la cytotoxicité, modification de l'expression de gènes ou la mort cellulaire.

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Le prix National Jeunes Chercheurs décerné par Promega récompense les meilleurs articles / communication scientifiques qui utilisent une technologie Promega et mettant en avant une application / méthodologie novatrice.

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