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Proper Citation: Lonza: Nucleofector 2b Device (RRID:SCR_022262)
Description: System for efficient transfection of a variety of hard-to transfect cell lines and primary cells. Using certified aluminium electrode cuvettes this single cuvette system is capable of transfecting various substrates in a low throughput format.
Synonyms: Nucleofector 2b Device
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: Lonza, transfection of hard to transfect cells, cell lines, primary cells, transfection
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