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1. Gaining Leadership Skills Volunteering at a Professional Organization

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   ...individual members, many opinions may exist. I learnt to try and bring a group of people to an overall consensus...

2. 7 Simple Strategies to Resolve Conflicts with Difficult Supervisors

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   ...to get your point across. Some supervisors might try to intimidate you with negative comments (hostile-aggressives...

3. The Scientific Conference Poster Session: Tips for Success

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   ...discussing a figure, jot down the question you were trying to answer, the method you used, the main result...

4. CrispyCrunch: High-throughput Design and Analysis of CRISPR+HDR Experiments

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   ... of CRISPR samples. We invite you to jump in and try it out, or take a look at our live examples: experiment...

5. 10 Basic tips for mammalian cell culture

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   ...cells Don’t be lazy about splitting cells, instead try to form a routine. Twice a week often works for most...Khilji recently acquired her Master’s degree in Biochemistry from Freie Universität Berlin, Germany. She ...

6. xCas9: Engineering a CRISPR Variant with PAM Flexibility

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   ...should be easy, right? Yes and no. If you’re just trying to create a knockout, you might be happy targeting...

7. No Llamas Required - Synthetic Nanobodies Against Membrane Proteins

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   ...routinely, and it can be especially challenging when trying to develop antibodies against unstable targets ...

8. A New Generation of Adenine Base Editors Improves Editing in Primary Human Cells

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   ...enables a broader targeting scope for base editing.  Try ABE8 base editors for your research! Base editing...

9. A Guide to Starting Your Own Journal Club

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   ...and informal communications we made a decision to try out a Bioinformatics/HTS a journal club. Sorting ...

10. Antibodies 101: Flow Compensation

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    ... notable exception If you have a sample you are trying to compensate in the top right corner of a flow...Introduction to Gating in Flow Cytometry Antibodies 101: Flow Cytometry Antibodies 101: Conventional vs...In flow cytometry, compensation is the process of correcting spillover from one fluorescent channel to...buttons. For anyone just starting to use flow cytometry, it’s generally recommended to start compensating... vs. Spectral Flow Cytometry...

11. Twenty Years of Addgene Sharing: CRISPR

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    ...Addgene’s repository. Other researchers, eager to try this new technology, were quick to request CRISPR...deposits and distribution by country. (A) Total CRISPR plasmids deposited by country; square size is proportional...requested by country; square size is proportional to the number of plasmids requested by each country. Countries...therefore looked at depositors and requestors by country, and graphed the top ten countries for each group...proportional to number of plasmids deposited by each country. Countries shown are top 10 depositing countries...

12. Introducing Addgene's New Search - Find Plasmids More Easily For Your Research!

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    ...smart dropdown menus below the search bar. As you try different terms you may find the available categories...Availability to Industry: Restrict search to plasmids which can be distributed to industry research scientists...

13. Fluorescent Tagging of Endogenous Genes with SapTrap

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    ...tagging does have its limitations, especially when trying to perform high-throughput experiments. If a user...

14. Addgene's Cancer Collection Pages Connect the Research Community

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    ..., or metastasize. Many cancerous cells will die trying, as the circulatory and lymph systems are not ideal..., Ras proteins have stumped the pharmaceutical industry for years. They have proven very difficult to ...

15. Google Forums Round Up: First Impressions of NgAgo

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    ...NgAgo expression plasmid to edit a gene in vivo. Try NgAgo for Yourself On the other hand, the widespread...

16. Drew Endy Introduces the Biobrick Public Agreement Plasmid Collection

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    ...cell. Typically when people use plasmids, they are trying to do one thing at a time. What the BioBricks Foundation...our dreams and intentions) and the genetics and chemistry of life, then this new language needs to be free...

17. Western Blot

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    ...location of the protein of interest. You may need to try a variety of lysis buffers to find the best for your...Collection Antibody Blog Posts Antibody Guide Immunocytochemistry Protocol Recombinant Antibody Purification...

18. Lab to Office Culture Shock

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    ...organizations like Science from Scientists, which try to bring real scientists into schools to provide ... job” could entail any number of career paths--industry, nonprofit organization, law office, journal editor...

19. Plasmids 101: Codon usage bias

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    ...organisms, they can be problematic for researchers trying to express proteins in heterologous hosts. If you...

20. Analyzing CRISPR Editing Results with ICE from Synthego

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    ...and free for all non-profit uses. We invite you to try ICE today and let us know how it works for you! Read...the sample name or on its corresponding bar graph entry. Clicking to initiate the in-depth analysis will...