The choice of a transfection reagent for small, interfering RNAs, or siRNAs, is largely dependent on the type of cell and species and the downstream assay. According to this guide, the two most important factors in selecting a transfection reagent are: 1) whether it is relatively free of negative effects, and 2) whether the reagent permits siRNA to gain entry to the cell.
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