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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 08, 2012
Filed:
Apr. 23, 2002
Herbert Müller-hartmann, Köln, DE;
Gudula Riemen, Langenfeld, DE;
Kirsten Rothmann-cosic, Berlin, DE;
Corinna Thiel, Köln, DE;
Ludger Altrogge, Pulheim, DE;
Meike Weigel, Köln, DE;
Rainer Christine, Köln, DE;
Elke Lorbach, Köln, DE;
Juliana Helfrich, Glauchau, DE;
Heike Wessendorf, San Francisco, CA (US);
Gregor Siebenkotten, Frechen-Königsdorf, DE;
Herbert Müller-Hartmann, Köln, DE;
Gudula Riemen, Langenfeld, DE;
Kirsten Rothmann-Cosic, Berlin, DE;
Corinna Thiel, Köln, DE;
Ludger Altrogge, Pulheim, DE;
Meike Weigel, Köln, DE;
Rainer Christine, Köln, DE;
Elke Lorbach, Köln, DE;
Juliana Helfrich, Glauchau, DE;
Heike Wessendorf, San Francisco, CA (US);
Gregor Siebenkotten, Frechen-Königsdorf, DE;
Lonza Cologne GmbH, Cologne, DE;
Abstract
The invention relates to a novel circuit arrangement for electrotransfection or electrofusion, which enables the transportation of DNA and/or other biologically active molecules to the nucleus of higher eukaryotic cells or the fusion of cells, independent of cell division and with reduced cell mortality.