TransDux™ (Original) Virus Transduction Reagent
- High transduction efficiency
- Broad cell type compatibility
- Minimal hands-on time
Products
Catalog Number | Description | Size | Price | Quantity | Add to Cart | |||
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LV850A-1 | TransDux virus transduction reagent (200x) | 100 Transductions | $267 |
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Overview
Overview
Infect more cells with TransDux™
Increase your transduction efficiencies with TransDux (Original) Virus Transduction Reagent. Simply mix with virus to see 2-fold or greater (depending on cell type) transduction efficiencies over polybrene addition.
Or try our newer TransDux MAX™ Virus Transduction Reagent for an even greater increase in infectivity.
- High transduction efficiency
- Broad cell type compatibility
- Minimal hands-on time
References
How It Works
How It Works
Get higher transduction efficiencies with minimal hands-on time
Simply combine culture medium with TransDux to a final concentration of 1x, add to cells, and then add virus. Swirl to mix, and proceed with the transduction as usual—72-hours post transduction, the viral genome will be integrated into the host cell genome.
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Products
Catalog Number | Description | Size | Price | Quantity | Add to Cart | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
LV850A-1 | TransDux virus transduction reagent (200x) | 100 Transductions | $267 |
|
Overview
Overview
Infect more cells with TransDux™
Increase your transduction efficiencies with TransDux (Original) Virus Transduction Reagent. Simply mix with virus to see 2-fold or greater (depending on cell type) transduction efficiencies over polybrene addition.
Or try our newer TransDux MAX™ Virus Transduction Reagent for an even greater increase in infectivity.
- High transduction efficiency
- Broad cell type compatibility
- Minimal hands-on time
References
How It Works
How It Works
Get higher transduction efficiencies with minimal hands-on time
Simply combine culture medium with TransDux to a final concentration of 1x, add to cells, and then add virus. Swirl to mix, and proceed with the transduction as usual—72-hours post transduction, the viral genome will be integrated into the host cell genome.