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What is the purpose of inserting DNA into a cell during transfection?
What is the purpose of inserting DNA into a cell during transfection?
- To target the cytoplasm for protein production
- To enable the expression of proteins using the cell's machinery (correct)
- To incorporate DNA into the genomic DNA
- To stop the translation of specific proteins
Where does the site of action for transfected RNA primarily occur?
Where does the site of action for transfected RNA primarily occur?
- Mitochondria
- Nucleus
- Cytoplasm (correct)
- Endoplasmic reticulum
What happens to DNA after it is transported to the nucleus for effective transfection?
What happens to DNA after it is transported to the nucleus for effective transfection?
- It can be transiently expressed or become incorporated into the genomic DNA (correct)
- It is transported back to the cytoplasm
- It remains in the nucleus without any further action
- It is immediately degraded by the cell
Which of the following is NOT a commonly-used reagent for chemical mediated transfections?
Which of the following is NOT a commonly-used reagent for chemical mediated transfections?
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What is the purpose of inserting double stranded RNA into a mammalian cell during transfection?
What is the purpose of inserting double stranded RNA into a mammalian cell during transfection?
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