Regular ArticleGene Delivery into Neuronal Cells by Calcium Phosphate-Mediated Transfection
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2004, MethodsCitation Excerpt :Some experts in the field can visually recognize precipitates that are highly efficient for transfection. They describe such precipitates as “slightly turbid” or “translucent” [17,40]. For a more objective and accurate judgment, however, the turbidity4 of the cocktail can be measured at wavelengths of 320 nm or higher [7,8,12].
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