Reagents and instruments for immunology, cell biology and molecular biology.

Biorbyt

Biorbyt is a UK-based supplier specializing in life science reagents. They offer a wide range of products, including antibodies, ELISA kits, small molecules, and proteins. Researchers can choose from thousands of research antibodies and reagents for various applications. Biorbyt collaborates with top scientists and scholars to develop high-quality products, covering areas such as immunology, cell biology, molecular biology, and proteinomics. Their comprehensive offerings include immune assays, protein mass spectrometry, cell culture, custom antibody services, animal model establishment, and biochemical reagents.

Biorbyt provides valuable reagents and services for biological research. With a wide selection of antibodies, assay kits, small molecules, and proteins, Biorbyt supports scientists in their experiments. They have established stable partnerships with renowned universities, research institutes, pharmaceutical companies, biotech firms, and hospitals worldwide. Biorbyt’s commitment to high-quality products and professional technical services spans immunology, cell biology, molecular biology, proteinomics, and more.

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Transfection reagents

Transfection is the process of introducing exogenous genetic material in the form of DNA or RNA into eukaryotic cells. The entry of this genetic material into the cell is allowed by the transient opening of pores in the membranes, it is then possible to introduce a plasmid, a small interfering RNA or other. Cells manipulated to accept a foreign nucleic acid are called competent cells. Transfection is not to be confused with transduction, which uses a different route of entry into the cell (through the use of a viral vector).

There are different methods of transfection, which are different chemical and/or physical treatments that will make the plasma membrane more permeable. The main methods used are :

Precipitation with calcium phosphate: the DNA will adhere to the membrane and enter the cell.
Lipofection, which will allow the DNA to be associated with cationic lipids, will create liposomes that will enter the cell by endocytosis.
Electroporation, which uses an electrical pulse to depolarize the membrane and open the pores.

Protein transfection reagents

RNA transfection reagents

Universal transfection reagents