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AssigneeThe Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University
InventorsRyan T. Swoboda, Yuhong Cao, Sergio Leal-Ortiz, Stefanie Rothkoetter, Nicholas A. Melosh
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Described herein are nanostraw well insert apparatuses (e.g., devices and systems) that include nanotubes extending through and out of a membrane so that a material can pass through the membrane from a fluid reservoir depot and into a cell grown onto the nanotubes when electrical energy (e.g., electroporation energy) is applied. In particular, the device, systems and methods described herein may be adapted for cell growth viability and transfection efficiency (e.g., >70%). These apparatuses may be readily integratable into cell culturing processes for improved transfection efficiency, intracellular transport, and cell viability.
A nanostraw cell culture system for long-term cell growth and transfection, the system comprising:
A nanostraw well insert device for long-term cell growth a transfection, the device comprising:
A method of culturing and transfecting cells, the method comprising:
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