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Purpose To analyze the magnetofection process in which magnetic carrier particles with surface-bound gene vectors are attracted to target cells for transfection using an external magnetic field and to obtain a fundamental understanding of the impact of key factors such as particle size and field strength on the gene delivery process. Methods A numerical model is used to study the field-directed...
Magnetic particles are used to deliver gene vectors to target cells for uptake in a process known as magnetofection. Magnetic particle-based gene delivery has been successfully demonstrated for all types of nucleic acids and across a broad range of cell lines. It is well suited for multiwell culture plate systems wherein magnetic particles with surface-bound gene vectors are introduced into culture...
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