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Actranza® lab.: A New Pyro-drive Jet Injector for Needleless in vivo Research

In the fields of oligonucleotide therapeutics, gene therapy, vaccine development, and protein function analysis, there is still a major challenge: delivering target molecules into specific cells or tissues in vivo efficiently and minimally invasively. Standard needle syringe methods often place a burden on animals, show low reproducibility, and make precise delivery to target tissues difficult.<br>To address these issues, Daicel developed a research device called “Actranza® Lab.”, which applies the pyro-drive jet injector as a needleless technology. This device enables the accurate delivery of various molecules—such as DNA, mRNA, proteins, and peptides—through intradermal, subcutaneous, or intramuscular injection. It provides researchers with a new option for simple and minimally invasive administration that does not require adjuvants or LNPs.<br>In this seminar, we will introduce methods for gene delivery using “Actranza® Lab.” and share application examples in cancer and immunology research.<br>Please join this seminar to learn more about the new possibilities that this technology can bring to in vivo research.

DAICEL CORPORATION<br>Actranza® lab.: A New Pyro-drive Jet Injector for Needleless in vivo Research

The 48th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

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[ES-04]Actranza® lab.: A New Pyro-drive Jet Injector for Needleless in vivo Research

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