Nitrogen-containing silicone useful for compacting nucleic acid sequences and use for transforming cells
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Dec 18, 2001
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The present invention relates to a method of transforming cells in which an appropriate quantity of nucleic acid fragments is introduced into the cells. The nucleic acid fragments are introduced in the form of a nucleic acid composition comprising a nitrogen-containing silicone, useful for compacting the nucleic acid fragments; the compositions comprise aggregates of nucleic acid fragments and silicones according to the invention.
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