Having higher volumes of plasmid on hand allows precision medicine scientists to advance their research faster. With large quantities on hand, researchers can accelerate transfection and transduction efficiency—especially when working with a large number of cells—increasing the efficiency and scalability of producing therapeutic vectors and ensuring the stability, purity, and identity of the DNA constructs for quality control.
Precision medicine research and development progresses everyday, and with it, the need for high-quality custom plasmid DNA.
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