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Cellectricon, Applied Biosystems

Mar 27, 2008
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Cellectricon has recently introduced the Cellaxess HT system, a fully automated, high-throughput transfection system that enables regent-free delivery of genetic material to a range of cell types at a throughput of 50,000 a day.
 
According to the company, the system was developed to meet increasing demand for genome-wide RNAi screening technologies.
 
 

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