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...tubes 96-well optical plate Pipette tips General Considerations Always run standards and samples in duplicate... master mix which contains a high-quality DNA polymerase and a blend of dTTP/dUTP to minimize carryover...Prepare a plasmid stock of 2 x 10 9 molecules/μL to generate a standard curve: One option is to use plasmid... be seen. The presence of a second peak at a temperature of ~70–75 °C usually indicates the presence of...

...change in a plasmid (such as point mutations). Generate DNA segments by PCR. Run PCR product on an agarose...anneal to each other. Phusion High-Fidelity DNA Polymerase - incorporates nucleotides to “fill in” the gaps...PCR products, one method is to “stitch” together several oligos. This technique is especially useful for...2009). Enzymatic assembly of DNA molecules up to several hundred kilobases. Nature Methods , 6(5), 343–345...

...of our protocols supports reproducibility and accelerates science. Here, we list the specific equipment...platform. Permeabilize cells for 10 min at room temperature ( RT ) on a rocking platform in 500 µL permeabilization... optimal antibody concentration will vary but generally ranges from 1-10 µg/mL. Add 500 µL of the diluted... optimal antibody concentration will vary but generally ranges from 1-10 µg/mL. Add 500 µL fluorescently-labeled...

...Use this protocol to generate lentivirus...downstream applications such as stable-cell line generation. Workflow Timeline Day 0: Seed 293T packaging...batch of 1 mg/mL PEI and for each cell line. Considerations Before You Start The health of the packaging...The viral supernatant can be stored at 4 °C for several hours but should be aliquoted and snap frozen in...

...annealed can be cloned directly into the overhangs generated by restriction digest of existing sites in the... additional bases to complement the overhangs generated when digesting the vector with EcoRI and SalI ...bench top) allowing for slow cooling to room temperature (~45 minutes). Method #2 Place mixed oligos in...

...downstream applications. Safety Warnings Lentivirus is generally considered biosafety level 2+. Please ensure that... in the lab by heating to 56 °C for 30 min. Considerations Before You Start The health of the target cell...2.5x10 6 TU/mL For a more accurate titer, take the average of multiple dilutions. Sample Data Figure 1: 293T...

...a blunt end ligation. Use T4 DNA Polymerase or Klenow DNA Polymerase I for 3′ overhang removal and 5′ ...gently by pipetting. Incubate tube at appropriate temperature (usually 37 °C) for 1 hour. Always follow the...

... chemical or electrical based transformation, generating what are commonly referred to as 'competent cells... from storage at 4°C and let warm up to room temperature and then (optional) incubate in 37°C incubator...This outgrowth step allows the bacteria time to generate the antibiotic resistance proteins encoded in ...

...using ImageJ software and a standard curve is generated. The ratio of the antibody protein content to ...of our protocols supports reproducibility and accelerates science. Here, we list the specific equipment...relative intensity of the protein bands to the overall lane. Import the gel image into ImageJ. Select ...

... into different generations. Lentiviral Generations First-generation First-generation lentiviral plasmids...Second-generation Third-generation Transfer Plasmid Can be packaged ONLY by a second-generation packaging...order to facilitate immunotherapy and gene therapy. Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy , 128 , 110276. https...Figure 2: First-generation lentiviral plasmids. Created with BioRender.com. Second-generation Second-generation... All second-generation lentiviral transfer plasmids must be used with a second-generation packaging system...Figure 3: Second-generation lentiviral plasmids. Created with BioRender.com. Third-generation The third-generation...is often found in second-generation transfer plasmids as well. Third-generation plasmids include (Figure...

...potential applications for gene and cell-based therapies in the new era of personalized medicine . Genes & Diseases... table . Adenoviral Generations First-generation rAdV vectors The first generation of rAdV vectors was...formation is higher for first-generation rAdV vectors than later generations, which incorporate additional...Figure 2: First-generation rAdV vectors. Created with BioRender.com. Second-generation rAdV vectors Second-generation...Second-generation rAdV vectors contain the genomic deletions of first-generation rAdV vectors, as well...favor using first- and third-generation rAdV vectors. Figure 3: Second-generation rAdV vectors. Created with...with BioRender.com. Third-generation rAdV vectors Third-generation rAdV vectors are also referred to as...

...they control the binding of the RNA polymerase to DNA. RNA polymerase transcribes DNA to mRNA, which is ... factors in order for RNA polymerase II (a eukaryote-specific RNA polymerase) to bind to a promoter. Transcription...promoter (which is recognized by the RNA polymerase), an operator (a segment of DNA in which a repressor...T7 RNA polymerase Sp6 Constitutive Promoter from Sp6 bacteriophage; requires Sp6 RNA polymerase lac Constitutive...is not unusual to have several regulatory elements, such as enhancers, several kilobases away from the... and contains the RNA polymerase binding site, TATA box, and TSS. RNA polymerase will stably bind to this...helps in the subsequent binding of the RNA polymerase. General transcription factors and histones (proteins...

...using dual nickases to generate a knockout or gene edit; or using Cas9 to generate large genomic deletions...proteins. Large deletions generated by Cas3 have fewer off-target alterations, such as small mutations ...nucleases (TALENs) required scientists to design and generate a new nuclease pair for every genomic target. ..., and precisely edit DNA and RNA. The ease of generating gRNAs makes CRISPR one of the most scalable genome...and some of the ways the CRISPR components are leveraged to achieve specific goals, such as targeting multiple...depends on which Cas protein you use, and there are several to choose from. Many variations of Cas9 exist, ...will form a ribonucleoprotein complex through interactions between the gRNA scaffold and surface-exposed...

...ideal for gene therapy, neuroscience research, and other biomedical fields. Gene Therapy One of the major...low risk of insertional mutagenesis. Several AAV-based gene therapies have been approved by the US Food ...AAV) as novel vectors for human gene therapy . Current Gene Therapy, 3 (4), 281–304. https://doi.org/10.2174...serotypes: vector toolkit for human gene therapy . Molecular Therapy, 14 (3), 316–327. https://doi.org/10.1016... cycle. AAVs are therefore non-pathogenic and generally do not trigger a strong immune response. These...preferred choice to be used as viral vectors for gene therapy applications. This guide contains many viral vector-specific....com. Genome Integration Recombinant AAVs are generally considered to not integrate into the host genome...

...want to: Generate complete and permanent loss of gene expression or function (knockout)? Generate a specific... for different organisms. This page provides a general framework to get you started using CRISPR in your...genetic edit. Figure 1: Flow chart describing the general framework of a CRISPR experiment. Created with ...Manipulation Application Cas Enzyme Additional Considerations Browse Plasmids Knockout Permanently disrupt...verified Cut Nick Homology Directed Repair (HDR) Generate specific genomic edits, like point mutations or...efficiency compared to NHEJ knockout Cut Nick Base Edit Generate specific base pair edits without double-strand...proximal to the PAM sequence Base Edit Prime Edit Generate targeted insertions, deletions, and point mutations...

...can be generated. The combination of a DNA fragment with a plasmid or vector DNA backbone generates a recombinant... DNA polymerase then binds to the single strand of DNA. Using this as a template, the polymerase migrates...Antibiotics DNA Sequencing Sanger Sequencing Next-generation Sequencing Long-read Sequencing Reference Tables...encode the same amino acid — a phenomenon called degeneracy. Refer to the amino acid table below for codon-amino...to work with — Plasmids are a convenient size (generally 1,000–20,000 base pairs) for physical isolation...elements are summarized in the table below. Figure 2: General structure of a plasmid. Plasmid Element Description...Site (MCS) A short segment of DNA which contains several restriction enzyme sites, enabling easy insertion...

...signaling molecules are horseradish peroxidase (HRP) and fluorophores. Horseradish peroxidase (HRP) HRP ...with several suitable antibodies; if they all meet your criteria, you may either purchase several to compare...epitopes on one antigen. Monoclonal antibodies are generated from cultured B cells, where each culture should...variability. Other Affinity Reagents There are several alternatives to antibodies, ranging from antibody... aliquots of at least 10 µL. Antibodies cannot tolerate freeze-thaw cycles. Here are a few tips for storing...a chemiluminescent reaction in the presence of several different substrates. The luminescence produced...Applications Antibody-based applications can be generally classed into four categories: Quantification -...

... DNA topoisomerase I covalently bound to the phosphate group on the free 3' T. The topoisomerase acts ...exonuclease activity of T4 DNA polymerase. In LIC, the T4 DNA polymerase’s exonuclease activity creates ...allow you to move around pieces of DNA. Oftentimes several approaches will work for any specific cloning project... your research project . This guide highlights several of the most popular cloning methods for the creation...plasmids used for DNA cloning and expression contain several popular restriction enzyme sites, usually within...cloning. Created with BioRender.com. TOPO Cloning Toposiomerase-based cloning, often called TOPO cloning or ...and thymine (T). TOPO cloning utilizes the Taq polymerase, which naturally leaves a single A overhang on...

...used in gene therapy applications to more specifically direct delivery of gene therapies. Common Uses ...gamma-retroviral vectors. Gene Therapy Gamma-retroviral vectors are a popular choice in gene therapy applications. There...Gamma-retroviral vectors do not have defined “generations” of plasmids, as lentiviral vectors do. For more...line. For example, Phoenix™ is a popular second-generation gamma-retroviral packaging cell line developed...integration into a host’s genome. The process of generating stable cell lines with gamma-retroviral vectors...There are many approved gamma-retroviral gene therapies to treat disease like cancer or immunodeficiency...Delivery of chimeric antigen receptor T cell (CAR-T) therapy is a particularly popular application of gamma-...

...channels- chimeras C1C2 ChR1-ChR2 chimera 470 ChIEF, ChEF, ChD Engineered by chimeragenesis of ChR1 and...illuminated. There are several different ways to control opsin expression. Generally, the most robust and...-controlled Phytochrome Interacting Factor 6 (PIF6) to PhyB (Phy) interaction 660 Cryptochromes Cryptochrome...and ChR2 450-470 C1V1 ChR1-VChR1 chimera with E122T and E162T mutations 540 Channelrhodopsins: chloride...inhibitory ChR with mutation C128A (derived from C1C2 chimera) 475 GtACR Chloride-conducting channel from Guillardia...neural populations at distinct times. Temporal considerations Temporal precision is key in optogenetic experiments...activity of a fused protein through allosteric interactions. Researchers continue to engineer new optobiology...