As for the transformation, you can always try carbon whiskers or glass beads. They transform litterally anything. Bacteria, Yeast, Algae, Mammalian cells, fungi, Plants. Best to use with PEG (both DNA and membrane bear a negative charge, PEG is positive).
Make sure not to inhale them though, they are like asbestos and may give you cancer.
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