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. 2012 May 22;40(17):e130. doi: 10.1093/nar/gks463

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Figure 4. — Different scenarios regarding the variation of voltages on the electroporation efficiency. The exosome vesicles were mixed with an Alexa Fluor 488-tagged siRNA against the MAPK-1 transcript, incubated on ice for 10 min, and subsequently exposed to an electric field pulse. Samples containing exosomes and siRNA, without an electric pulse, were used as a negative control. After electroporation, the exosomes were purified and the effect of varying the voltage on the electroporation efficiency was determined using FACS for the detection of the fluorescently labeled siRNA (sample 1 = 300 V and sample 5 = 75 V). Samples containing exosomes and siRNA, without an electric pulse, were used as a negative control (0 V).