Protein Transfection Reagents
The Xfect Protein Transfection Reagent uses a cell-penetrating peptide to bind and transport active proteins directly into a wide variety of mammalian cell types, including hard-to-transfect human suspension cell lines and mouse embryonic stem cells.
Xfect Transfection Reagent compared to other protein delivery technologies
The two technologies most frequently used for protein delivery are based on lipids and cell-penetrating peptides. Lipid-based reagents tend to demonstrate high cytotoxicity, while peptide-based reagents transfect with low efficiency. Xfect Protein Transfection Reagent offers the best advantages of both, i.e., it retains low cytotoxicity and delivers more protein to a higher percentage of target cells.
- Xfect Protein Transfection Reagent
Delivery of proteins and antibodies into cell lines in less than two hours. Delivery efficiency is high (60-99%), and proteins retain their biological activity
- TransIT-PRO Transfection Reagent & Kit
Ideal for Biotherapeutic Protein Production in Suspension CHO and 293 Cells
Protein Transfection Reagents 
- Antibodies & ELISA
- cDNA Synthesis
- Cell Biology
- Cloning
- Gene Function
- Fluorescent Proteins
- Next-gen Sequencing
- RNA-seq
- RNA-seq for Single Cell
- RNA-seq for Ultra-low Input
- RNA-seq Kits for Automation
- Stranded RNA-seq for Mammalian Samples
- Stranded RNA-seq for Non-Mammalian Samples
- Universal Low-input Total RNA-seq for Illumina or Ion Torrent
- Targeted RNA-seq for Illumina
- SMARTer RNA Unique Dual Index Kits
- Legacy RNA-seq Kits
- DNA-seq
- Whole-genome Amplification
- Immune Profiling
- Epigenetics and Small RNA Sequencing
- NGS Accessories
- RNA-seq
- Nucleic Acid Purification
- PCR
- Plant Tissue Culture
- Protein Research
- Accessory Enzymes
- Antibodies & Immunoprecipitation
- Expression Systems & Vectors
- Glycobiology
- Mass Spectrometry Reagents
- Protein Purification
- Protein Sequencing & Analysis
- SDS-PAGE & Western Blotting
- Yeast Hybrid Systems
- Real-Time PCR
- Stem Cell Research
- Viral Transduction
