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Cell Migration Consortium Plasmid Resource

This resource is a collaboration between the Cell Migration Consortium and Addgene, a non-profit plasmid repository. Member laboratories of the Cell Migration Consortium have deposited plasmids useful for cell migration research at Addgene.

Browse the CMC plasmid collection: By Plasmid, By Gene, By Article.

CMC investigators who have deposited plasmids include:

Joan Brugge, Harvard Medical Scool

Klaus Hahn, UNC

Richard Hynes, MIT

Rick Horwitz, University of Virginia

Denise Montell, Johns Hopkins University

Martin Schwartz, University of Virginia

Stephen Sligar, University of Illinois

About Addgene

Addgene is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting sharing of plasmid constructs described in published literature. Addgene stores original plasmid samples submitted by scientists and distributes them for use in advancing life science research.

Benefits for laboratories: Addgene's service removes the burden of archiving and distributing plasmids. Addgene stores your plasmids as glycerol stocks, coordinates the material transfer process with different institutions, and distributes plasmids to scientists from academic and non-profit institutions world-wide.

Benefits for scientists: Addgene helps scientists find and obtain plasmids for their research. Access to these materials saves scientists time and effort.

Community support: Addgene is recognized by many journals and scientific societies. Scientists from many laboratories have deposited plasmids.

Related Resource: Expression constructs for studying protein structures could also be obtained from the Protein Production and Analysis Facility at the Burnham Institute.