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Fig 1.

The schematic of three bioreactors.

(a) Uniaxial cyclic stretch bioreactor (b) Equiaxial cyclic stretch bioreactor (c) Shear stress bioreactor.

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Fig 2.

Effect of strain rate on transfection efficiency (loading time = 60 min, frequency = 0.5 Hz).

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Fig 3.

Effect of various loading time on transfection efficiency (5% strain, frequency = 0.5 Hz).

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Fig 4.

Effect of simultaneous use of uniaxial cyclic stretch and chemical reagent (TurboFect transfection reagent) for various loading time (strain rate = 0.5%, frequency = 0.5 Hz).

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Fig 5.

Effect of uniaxial cyclic stretch on TC-1 transfection efficiency by flow cytometry (loading time: 15 min, frequency: 0.5 Hz, and strain: 5%).

(a) without reagent (b) with reagent.

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Fig 6.

The transfection efficiency of pEGFP-N1 in TC-1 related to 15 min loading time for simultaneous use of mechanical loading of uniaxial cyclic stretch and chemical reagent by fluorescent microscopy.

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Fig 7.

Comparison of efficiency of equiaxial cyclic stretch transfection methods with and without reagent (frequency 0.5 Hz, strain rate of 5% and loading time of 15 minutes).

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Fig 8.

Flow cytometry analysis for equiaxial cyclic stretch transfection of TC-1 (loading time: 15 min, frequency: 0.5 Hz, and strain: 5%).

(a) without reagent (b) with reagent.

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Fig 9.

Effect of simultaneous use of mechanical loading of shear stress and chemical reagent (TurboFect Transfection Reagent) for various frequency (loading time = 15 min).

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Fig 10.

Effect of shear stress on TC-1 transfection efficiency by flow cytometry (loading time: 15 min, and frequency: 0.5 Hz).

(a) without reagent (b) with reagent.

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