mirusbio 产品代理

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mirusbio 产品代理

mirusbio从基础研究到产品开发,Mirus生物科学家们利用他们的专业知识,核酸化学,细胞生物学和分子生物学的建立用于生命科学研究的创新技术和产品。十多年前,我们的产品体现的进步在我们的非病毒基因治疗研究取得了。Mirus首先建立一个siRNA转染试剂,并在效率高开发的同时保证了转染剂低毒性。Mirus的运输®试剂是独特的脂质和聚合物的配方,达到以zui小的毒性作用的siRNA质粒上的传递效率。
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AAV Production

Antibiotics

Baculovirus Production

CRISPR

DNA Transfection

Electroporation

Endotoxin Removal

In Vivo Delivery

Labeling

Lentivirus Production

Media & Supplements

mRNA Transfection

Oligo

Protein Production

siRNA/miRNA Transfection


Mirus was founded on the principle that non-viral (i.e. plasmid DNA based) methods offer distinct advantages over viral methods of gene transfer. Our initial breakthrough in 1996 came with the development of a new type of transfection reagent that combined high efficiency delivery with low cellular toxicity: TransIT®-LT1 (Low Toxicity) Reagent remains the “gold standard” for broad-based gene delivery applications.

 

Following this path, Mirus continued the development of a wide range of non-viral delivery technologies using proteins, polymers, and lipids in conjunction with novel chemistries that provided unique nucleic acid delivery capabilities. In 2001, our scientists applied the fundamentals of delivery to the emerging field of RNA interference and introduced the first transfection reagent specifically designed to deliver siRNA with the highest efficiencies: TransIT-TKO® Transfection Reagent.

 

While developing and commercializing the most relied upon transfection reagents, our commitment to the research community reached beyond delivery technologies, offering scientists tools from our bench: The Label IT® non-enzymatic nucleic acid labeling, a method of choice for studies of intracellular nucleic acid tracking. The Label IT® technology employs proprietary chemistry to covalently attach labeling molecules to DNA and RNA. This simple one-step process is faster and more robust than traditional multi-step enzymatic labeling, and can be used for intracellular tracking, chromosome analysis, and microarray labeling.