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Gene delivery to cells on a miniaturized multiwell plate for high-throughput gene function analysis

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The transfectional microarray is a promising tool to conduct high-throughput analysis of gene function. In this study, a miniaturized multiwell plate was prepared by applying a silicone rubber sheet with holes on a gold electrode. The combination of electroporation and a miniaturized multiwell plate successfully achieved spatially controlled gene delivery with absence of cross-contamination between genes. Furthermore, we found that gene delivery efficiency was not dependent on conditions such as plasmid loading, electric field strength, and pulse duration.

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Njatawidjaja, E., Iwata, H. Gene delivery to cells on a miniaturized multiwell plate for high-throughput gene function analysis. Anal Bioanal Chem 392, 405–408 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00216-008-2281-8

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