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Carbon Nanotube Delivery of the GFP Gene into Mammalian Cells
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Cell-based Drug DeliveryGene TherapiesGfp GeneEngineeringNanobiotechnologyCarbon NanotechnologySpecial DeliveryMedicineBiotechnologyGreen Fluorescent ProteinNano-drug DeliveryGene DeliveryNanotubesMatrix BiologyCell EngineeringCell BiologyCarbon NanotubesBiomolecular Engineering
Special delivery. Amino-functionalized multiwalled carbon nanotubes (NH2-MWCNTs) were found to interact with negatively charged DNA and the cell membrane (see figure). Through this interaction, NH2-MWCNTs successfully delivered the GFP (green fluorescent protein) gene into mammalian cells without any cytotoxicity. The results show that NH2-MWCNT is a novel gene carrier and has potential application in gene delivery.
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