185 CELLULAR VIABILITY AND EXPRESSION OF GREEN FLUORESCENT PROTEIN IN BOVINE FETAL FIBROBLASTS FOLLOWING TRANSFECTION OF SYNTHETIC mRNA INCLUDING MODIFIED BASES
Abstract:Synthetic RNA transfection has been an invaluable tool in understanding the mammalian genome because of its ability to deliver exogenous protein without mutagenic effects caused by double-stranded DNA. A common problem associated with the introduction of exogenous mRNA into mammalian cells is the stimulated interferon response. This innate immune response can be avoided with the addition of modified bases during the in vitro transcription process of synthetically derived mRNA. The bases cytidine triphosphate (… Show more
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