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transfection

[ trans-fek-shuhn ]

noun

Biotechnology.
  1. the insertion into a cell of a bacterial plasmid that contains a foreign virus or genetic material.


transfection

/ łŮ°ůĂŚ˛Ô˛őˈ´Úɛ°ěʃə˛Ô /

noun

  1. the transfer into another cell of genetic material isolated from a cell or virus
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˜yĐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of transfection1

First recorded in 1964; trans- + (in)fection
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Han then explored high-throughput transwell systems with both compartments but found they didn't account for mRNA transfection of the cells, revealing a gap in the development process.

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This led her to create a platform capable of measuring mRNA transport from the blood compartment to the brain, as well as transfection of various brain cell types including endothelial cells and neurons.

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Indeed MG-LNP transfection did not cause the cells any harm.

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CLAIM: Any vaccine that needs to be shipped and stored at -80 degrees “isn’t a vaccine” but a “transfection agent” that will infect your cells and transfer genetic material causing “genetic manipulation” on a massive scale.

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“Any vaccine that needs to be shipped and stored at -80 degrees isn’t a vaccine. It’s a transfection agent, kept alive so it can infect your cells and transfer genetic material. Don’t let them fool you. This is genetic manipulation of humans on a massive scale. Shut it down,” the tweet falsely stated.

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