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GeneCopoeia EndoFectin™-CHO Transfection Reagent User Manual
This manual describes the patented cationic polymer EndoFectin™‑CHO, designed for high‑efficiency transfection of CHO cells even in the presence of serum. It outlines the reagent’s advantages, such as superior transfection efficiency, high protein expression, serum‑compatible media, low cytotoxicity, and ease of use.
Detailed procedures cover cell preparation, DNA‑reagent complex formation, transient transfection steps for various culture vessels, and stable transfection workflow including selection of resistant clones. Storage conditions, quality control data, and practical tips for optimizing transfection are also provided. This manual is written in Chinese.
Covers: Product Overview · Composition and Storage · Quality Control · Precautions Before Experiment · Transient Transfection Procedure · Stable Transfection Procedure
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GeneCopoeia EndoFectin™-CHO Transfection Reagent User Manual
User Manual 2 pages · 495 KB · ZHThe GeneCopoeia EndoFectin™-CHO reagent manual provides product overview, storage guidelines, and step‑by‑step transient and stable transfection protocols.
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User Manual
Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.
Questions answered in EndoFectin-CHO manuals
How should EndoFectin™‑CHO be stored?
Store the sealed reagent at 4 °C – 8 °C; it remains stable for at least 12 months under these conditions.
From: GeneCopoeia EndoFectin™-CHO Transfection Reagent User Manual
What DNA‑to‑reagent ratio is recommended?
Use 3 µl of EndoFectin™ per 1 µg of DNA (range 1‑4 µl per µg can be optimized).
From: GeneCopoeia EndoFectin™-CHO Transfection Reagent User Manual