Altogen Biosystems In Vivo Pancreas Kit Has Applications for Diabetes Mellitus and Pancreatic Cancer

Las Vegas, NV, November 21, 2015 --(PR.com)-- As featured by Science magazine, Altogen Biosystems offers a popular line of in vivo transfection reagent kits that include polymer, liposome, nanoparticle and PEG-liposome-based in vivo transfection kits as well as in vivo kits dedicated to targeting tissues, one of which is highlighted here: the in vivo pancreas targeted transfection kit. The pancreas transfection reagent is a cationic lipid based formulation that has been tested with strict quality control methods and optimized for delivery to the pancreas. Although the kit is designed primarily for delivery of siRNA and DNA, the kit can deliver any negatively charged small molecules such as proteins, DNA, and RNA. Targeted delivery can minimize toxicity and improve transfection efficiency. Effective, efficient delivery to pancreatic tissue is possible with systemic administration and delivery to pancreatic tumors is possible through direct intratumoral injection.

siRNA has potential as a therapeutic option for various disease processes and research in this area is relies on delivery technique. The therapeutic applications for in vivo transfection targeting the pancreas include two popular areas for research: pancreatic cancer and diabetes mellitus. Pancreas targeted transfection can fuel the discovery of new drugs that target the suppression of tumor growth. For diabetes mellitus, an autoimmune disease, downregulation of the expression of critical proteins in the pancreas is an area of research that is key potential therapeutic treatments for this pancreatic disease. Altogen Biosystems’ in vivo transfection kits stand out from other commercially available transfection reagents kits because they have been manufactured to minimize toxicity, maximize sustained knockdown and include easy-to-follow, straightforward, customizable protocols.

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