Application note: automated cell transfection and reporter gene assays
Posted: 29 November 2018 | Christophe Jung, Peter Bandilla, Ulrich Unnerstall, Ulrike Gaul, Zhan Qi | No comments yet
Reporter gene assays have greatly helped our understanding of gene regulation and signal transduction in vitro and in vivo.
They are widely used in molecular and cell biology studies, as well as in biomedical and pharmaceutical research and development. A typical reporter gene assay includes cell transfection of a reporter gene sequence cloned into an expression vector and the determination of the gene expression level by measuring the reporter activity. We demonstrate here how a reporter gene assay can be automated using two Biomek NXP workstations, yielding accurate and highly reproducible measurements of reporter activity.
Please complete the form below in order to download the Application Note:
Related content from this organisation
- Product: How does the Berlin Institute of Health use NGS automation?
- Product: How does Codex DNA use automation in their NGS workflows?
- On-demand webinars: Check out our library of NGS related webinars from acclaimed researchers
- Case study: Learn how other customers are leveraging automation in their NGS workflows
- Application note: Flexible automated liquid handling solutions for NGS workflows
Related topics
Assays, Gene Therapy, Genomics, High-Throughput Screening (HTS), In Vitro, In Vivo, Screening
Related organisations
Beckman Coulter Inc.