[MCE] Webinar – Improved CaP Nanoparticles for Nucleic Acid and Protein Delivery to Neural Primary Cultures and Stem Cells

Delivering exogenous materials into primary neurons and neural stem cells (NSCs) has long been a challenge in neurobiology due to complex protocols, unreliable reproducibility, high immunogenicity, and cytotoxicity.

This webinar introduces teleofection, a cutting-edge two-step process to enhance the formation of biocompatible CaP nanoparticles. Teleofection facilitates the delivery of nucleic acid and protein into primary neurons and NSCs, reducing the need for specialized skills and equipment. Teleofection can easily fine-tune transfection efficiency by adjusting the incubation time and nanoparticle quantity, suitable for various experimental requirements. Teleofection is versatile technique, allowing for the delivery of various cargos into the same cell culture, whether simultaneously or sequentially. This flexibility can be invaluable for long-term studies, such as monitoring neural development and synapse plasticity. Moreover, teleofection ensures consistent and robust expression of the delivered genes, which is essential for molecular and biochemical studies. Teleofection stands out as a significant advancement in neurobiology, offering a user-friendly, cost-effective, and reproducible method that could transform our understanding of brain function and development.