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TRANSFECTION - Bowdish

TRANSFECTION Fiona Whelan: Apr 12th 2012: . Bowdish Lab, McMaster University . Hamilton, ON, Canada . www.bowdish.ca . BACKGROUND - Cell transfection is the act of deliberately introducing a novel nucleic acid into cells in a cell culture.

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