2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.ab.2005.08.029
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Investigations of the effect of DNA size in transient transfection assay using dual luciferase system

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“…MNPs have emerged strongly as a class of advanced functional materials for neuro-regeneration, serving as 'multifunctional tools' for cell therapy given additional applications for non-invasive cell imaging and magnetic cell targeting, so it is clear that this non-viral gene transfer method offers significant benefits for clinical translation [26]. Despite the critical advantages offered by this technique, we and others have reported that DNA plasmid size bears an inverse relationship with transfection efficiency for non-viral methods such as liposome-and nanoparticle-mediated transfection [23,[27][28][29]. For example, using lipofection, a systematic analysis of luciferase expression levels (using reporter constructs of increasing size; 4.8 kb to 10.5 kb) showed reduced transfection with greater plasmid size [29].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…MNPs have emerged strongly as a class of advanced functional materials for neuro-regeneration, serving as 'multifunctional tools' for cell therapy given additional applications for non-invasive cell imaging and magnetic cell targeting, so it is clear that this non-viral gene transfer method offers significant benefits for clinical translation [26]. Despite the critical advantages offered by this technique, we and others have reported that DNA plasmid size bears an inverse relationship with transfection efficiency for non-viral methods such as liposome-and nanoparticle-mediated transfection [23,[27][28][29]. For example, using lipofection, a systematic analysis of luciferase expression levels (using reporter constructs of increasing size; 4.8 kb to 10.5 kb) showed reduced transfection with greater plasmid size [29].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The existence of an inverse correlation between DNA size and transfection efficiency has been corroborated by recent results. [15][16][17] Still, a well-assessed interpretation is lacking. Whatever the involved mechanism, it is now well established that all transfection barriers are strongly affected by the ultrastructural features of DNAbased complexes.…”
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“…With large DNA fragments introduced into plasmid DNA, we saw evidence of reduced plasmid DNA uptake via lipofection. Such effects have been described previously and shown to account for greater-than-10-fold reductions in luciferase expression, inversely correlating with insert size (69). We cloned a 3-kb and a 3.7-kb lambda phage "stuffer" DNA fragment into the SalI restriction site of the pGL3B vector to serve as a promoterless size-adjusted control and normalized pGL3B-LTR#7 luciferase activity to nonmodified pGL3B, since the LTR is only 317 bp long, while the luciferase activities of the 3.15-kb ETnII internal region-containing constructs were (38).…”
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confidence: 89%