We narrowed to 232 results for: antibody

Learn how you can use a plasmid from the Rex lab at Vanderbilt to easily and selectively biotinylate your protein of interest.

Learn how to plan a basic CRISPR experiment, including selecting the edit type, designing and cloning a gRNA, delivering Cas and the gRNA, and validating the edit.

A review of K. phaffii as a model organism and its relevant applications for biotech to basic research.

Hear from Crowdfight members to see how their platform got started during COVID-19 to help connect scientific research and learn how they're expanding!

We recently attended the Society for Neuroscience conference in Washington DC. Check out some of what we learned about this exciting field.

Learn all about how to use a new plasmid for RNAi in C. elegans, tools for proximity labeling, RNA-based methods for detecting viral outbreaks, and tools for characterizing protein domain binding specificities.

Learn how dry ice shipment can affect pH and discover precautions you can take to protect your virus samples.

Addgene's interviews Chris Voigt of MIT about the intersection of CRISPR and synthetic biology and his new work building circuits with CRISPRs.

Collection of guides that describe how popular scientific techniques work

Connie Cepko's lab at Harvard University has developed transcription factor and CRE recombinase variants activated by GFP. Learn more inside!

Not sure where to start? Need a quick reference? Addgene's eBooks are here to help!

Learn about the various expression systems and plasmids you can use to produce your protein of interest.

Green fluorescent protein (GFP) and its derivatives can be used experimentally as fusion tags, biosensors, reporters, and more.

Find plasmid tools for COVID-19 research expressing viral open reading frames, host factors, and tools for detecting SARS-CoV-2 and generating pseudoviruses.

Transient plant leaf transformation can save you time... months in fact. Learn more about this method and get some tips and tricks for designing your transient plant leaf transformation experiment.

Pseudotyping is a method use to introduce a viral envelope protein from another virus to restrict or broaden host cell. Get the what, why, how of pseudotyping in this article.

Check out all of the plasmids featured in our hot plasmids articles from 2016.

Stochastic multicolor labeling is a popular technique to label individual cells with different colors and allows for lineage tracing of cell populations over time. Read this blog post to learn about the different systems for various organisms.

Learn how to incorporate phosphoserine into your protein of interest to study the effects of phosphorylation.

Learn about new tools in Addgene's collection!