permeabilisation

cell permeabilisation is a critical step in intracellular drug delivery applications.

the permeabilisation protocol was optimized to minimize cell damage while maximizing uptake.

membrane permeabilisation can be achieved using various detergent-based reagents.

permeabilisation efficiency varies significantly between different cell types and conditions.

researchers developed a novel permeabilisation technique for difficult-to-transfect cells.

the permeabilisation buffer composition directly affects the viability of treated cells.

permeabilisation treatment enables fluorescent dyes to enter cells for imaging purposes.

a standard permeabilisation assay was performed to assess membrane integrity.

optimized permeabilisation conditions are essential for consistent experimental results.

saponin is commonly used as a permeabilisation agent in histological studies.

the permeabilisation system allows for controlled delivery of therapeutic molecules.

each permeabilisation step must be carefully timed to prevent cell death.