2012Methods in molecular biologyRequires access

Single-Cell Microinjection Technologies

Yan Zhang

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Abstract

Single-cell microinjection, as a mechanical delivery tool, has been used for transferring substances into transfection or infection challenging cells. Here, we discuss the advantages and applications of microinjection, list the materials needed for performing microinjection experiments, and describe the methods of single-cell microinjection into suspended and attached cells.

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Single-cell microinjection, as a mechanical delivery tool, has been used for transferring substances into transfection or infection challenging cells. Here, we discuss the advantages and applications of microinjection, list the materials needed for performing microinjection experiments, and describe the methods of single-cell microinjection into suspended and attached cells.

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Single-cell microinjection, as a mechanical delivery tool, has been used for transferring substances into transfection or infection challenging cells. Here, we discuss the advantages and applications of microinjection, list the materials needed for performing microinjection experiments, and describe the methods of single-cell microinjection into suspended and attached cells.

Key concepts: Microinjection, Transfection, Cell, Cell biology, Biology, Cell culture, Genetics

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