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What types of molecules can be transfected using Invitrogen transfection reagents?

April 26, 2017invitrogen molecules reagents transfected transfection types

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What types of molecules can be transfected using Invitrogen transfection reagents?

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Invitrogen’s cationic lipid transfection reagents can be used to transfect DNA, siRNA, Stealth™ RNAi, dicer-generated siRNA pools or plasmids containing shRNA cassettes. Oligonucleotides, proteins, and RNA can also be transfected. The DNA can be plasmids, cosmids, or even YAC clones up to 600 kb.