Published on: 8 October 2019, 3:53PM
Modified on: 23 September 2022, 11:36AM

‘Express courier service’ for immune cells invented by Dr Andy Tay

Dr Andy Tay, an NUS Biomedical Engineering researcher currently doing his post-doctoral training at Stanford University, has successfully invented a novel transfection method to deliver DNA into immune cells with minimal stress on these cells. For more information, please Read Here

Expresscourierserviceforimmunecells
A scanning electron microscopy image of the hollow nanotubes used to deliver DNA into immune cells

Dr Andy Tay, an NUS Biomedical Engineering researcher currently doing his post-doctoral training at Stanford University, has successfully invented a novel transfection method to deliver DNA into immune cells with minimal stress on these cells.

For more information, please Read Here

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