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1. Three Tips for Preventing Viral Plasmid Recombination in Your Samples

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   ...recombined product tend to grow faster, so we recommend picking the smaller colonies which are more likely to carry...

2. Don’t Wait To Launch Your Health Science Startup

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   ... your entire career in science, you are likely lacking the necessary business background and/or connections...

3. Advice for Moving Into Sales After Your Science Postdoc

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   ...we make, my job choices were mostly by chance. Luckily, around the time I decided to look for work outside...

4. Hot Plasmids: FRET-Based Biosensors

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   ...firing in neurons and high resolution functional tracking of T lymphocytes, too, making them a versatile...

5. 25 Work From Home Tips for Scientists

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   ...for sleep. At Addgene, our mindfulness group is sticking with their Headspace practice even while working...

6. Viral Vectors 101: Inverted Terminal Repeats

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   ...proteins and mutations in the trs site reduce Rep nicking. Since Rep proteins are important for viral genome...

7. Addgene-Seeding Labs plasmid grant round 3: microbial drug resistance and biofilms, antidiabetic plant components, visualizing brain injury - and a glowing robot fish

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   ...research related to space medicine. Now he aims on tracking pollution in rivers by employing synthetic biology...

8. Fluorescent Protein Travel Awards - FLiPs and Fluorescent Protein Biosensors

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   ...learn more about Xin and Fatima's work and keep checking back in with the Addgene blog for future award...

9. Quick Guide to Working with Drosophila Part 2: Controlling Gene Expression in Flies with Gal4/UAS

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   ... YFG. You could compare this mutant fly to one lacking the mutation in the same genetic background. In...

10. What Good Citizenship Can Do for Reproducibility in Science

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    ... can be published. To a scientist, all of this checking and formatting can feel like yet another hurdle...

11. Celebrate National Book Month with Addgene

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    ...Incredibly imaginative, funny, bittersweet, and shocking at times."     - Jason Snair, Product Designer...

12. Hot Plasmids - September 2019 - CRISPR, Auxin Inducible Degradation, MerMAID Channelrhodopsins, and Genome Looping

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    ...These loops not only provide a 3-D structure for packing genomic DNA into nuclei, but are also thought to...

13. DAP arrays for multiplex gene editing

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    ... or multiplex CRISPR screening.   Using tRNAs Luckily, a fun feature of tRNA was fully unleashed by the...

14. Advice for Scientists Starting a Lab

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    ...of slowly building up your lab and selectively picking the first couple of hires to build a strong, collaborative...

15. The Many Reasons for Irreproducible Research- and a Vaccine to Eradicate It

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    ...significant result that may be the result of noise, p-hacking, or unclear methods. Many thanks to our guest ...

16. Why and how to start studying chromatin (with Addgene's help)

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    ...with Addgene, but you’ll find many great tools by clicking on the links below and visiting their associated...

17. Plasmids 101: Inducible Promoters

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    ...protein AraC binds O and I1 sites upstream of pBad, blocking transcription. The addition of arabinose causes...

18. A Novice's Perspective on Neuroscience - SfN2017

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    ...people ready to discuss their VR helmets, gait tracking technologies, and brain monitors. Walking around...

19. Viral Vectors 101: Biosensors

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    ...biosensors discussed are genetically encoded, and luckily, we have pre-designed plasmids for these systems...

20. Viral Vectors 101: Viruses as Biological Tools

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    ...replicate and spread. Instead, viruses replicate by hijacking the host’s system to produce more virus and continue...