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Wistar Rat Red Blood Cells Reference 6-21-13

Posted by Leanne Kodsman on

Innovative Research's Wistar Rat Red Blood Cells was recently used in the following study:

Design Evaluation of New pH-Sensitive Amphiphilic Cationic Lipids for siRNA Delivery

AS Malamas, M Gujrati, CM Kummitha, R Xu, ZR Lu - Journal of Controlled Release, 2013
each carrier in the delivery system. Rat Red blood cells (RBCs) extracted from rats were purchased from Innovative Research Inc (Novi, MI) and diluted 1:50 in PBS solutions of pH = 5.4, 6.5, or 7.4. A total of 100 L of nanoparticles...

  • Tags: Animal Blood Cells, Rat Wistar Red Blood Cells

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