Research of the efficiency of electroporation transfect DNA into K562 cells
Quanshun Wang
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Quanshun Wang
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Objective: To obtain higher efficiency in gene transfection into K562 cells and to study the effect of electroporation on cell apoptosis.Methods: Transfection efficiencies with different methods,electroporation and lipofectamine2000,were calculated under fluorescent microscopy using GFP(Green Fluorescent Protein) as a reporter gene.The frequency of K562 apoptosis was studied with Annexin V and PI.Results: The transfection efficiencies of electroporation(10%)were higher than lipofectamine 2000(1%).The apoptosis frequency of the electroporation transfected K562 cells was 40%.Conclusion: The electroporation is a an ideal method for introduction of foreign gene into the K562 cells.But the electroporation induces cell apoptosis.
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Objective: To obtain higher efficiency in gene transfection into K562 cells and to study the effect of electroporation on cell apoptosis.Methods: Transfection efficiencies with different methods,electroporation and lipofectamine2000,were calculated under fluorescent microscopy using GFP(Green Fluorescent Protein) as a reporter gene.The frequency of K562 apoptosis was studied with Annexin V and PI.Results: The transfection efficiencies of electroporation(10%)were higher than lipofectamine 2000(1%).The apoptosis frequency of the electroporation transfected K562 cells was 40%.Conclusion: The electroporation is a an ideal method for introduction of foreign gene into the K562 cells.But the electroporation induces cell apoptosis.
Key concepts: Electroporation, Transfection, Lipofectamine, K562 cells, Molecular biology, Apoptosis, Green fluorescent protein, Fluorescence microscope