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{{/_source.additionalInfo}}Virus Transduction & Infection
These transfection reagents are dedicated to viral applications. They function by magnetofection, a method that associates cells with magnetic nanoparticles, or lipofection, a lipid-based, biochemical method. Reagents designed for specific viruses including Retroviruses, Lentiviruses and Adenoviruses are offered, as well as ViroMag for all viral vectors.
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