The efficiency of this process is improved by chloroquine when using the di-ethyl-amine-ethyl-dextrose protocol that was first devised by Arthuro and Seed in 1987, while either BES or HEPES buffers are used for this process in another protocol described in 1973 by Graham and van der Eb using calcium phosphate.  
The efficiency of this process is improved by chloroquine when using the di-ethyl-amine-ethyl-dextrose protocol that was first devised by Arthuro and Seed in 1987, while either BES or HEPES buffers are used for this process in another protocol described in 1973 by Graham and van der Eb using calcium phosphate.  In 1987 Life Technologies first described the compound DOTMA which mediates this process through liposome fusion, while Wong and Neumann were the first to shock cell membranes into opening pores to initiate this process.  FTP, each of these protocols allows the occurrence of this  process, in which foreign nucleic acids is introduced into eukaryotic cells.
The efficiency of this process is improved by chloroquine when using the di-ethyl-amine-ethyl-dextrose protocol that was first devised by Arthuro and Seed in 1987, while either BES or HEPES buffers are used for this process in another protocol described in 1973 by Graham and van der Eb using calcium phosphate.  
transfection (but not "transformation" or "transduction")