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  1. Tips for Getting a Faculty Position

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    ...Non-Academic Career Decisions Check Out Our Management for Scientists Series Science Career Options Resources...Addgene.org Learn more About Careers at Addgene ... academic career...

  2. How to Negotiate a Successful Lab Start Up Budget

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    ..., if you know what you need. Most often, early career scientists aren’t trained to have these types of... and not on the financial aspects. Money often carries an emotional weight. Therefore, too much focus ... a pathology microtome/cryostat, then making a careful decision on the condition and availability of the...XpDesignsMGNT        Additional Resources Find other career posts on the Addgene Blog! Learn more about Experimental...

  3. Plasmids 101: Common Lab E. coli Strains

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    ...You've worked hard designing your plasmid – you carefully selected the optimal promoter for your gene of...recognize your little prokaryotic minions that carried out the labor-intensive process of replicating ...is appropriate for propogating your plasmid or carrying out your experiment. History of E. coli strains...metabolism pathway Inability to utilize arabinose as a carbon source leuB β-isopropyl malate dehydrogenase ...

  4. Easi-CRISPR: Generating Knock-In and Conditional Mouse Models

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    ...the example at right using blue flame plasmid pmScarlet_C1! After creating the T7-DNA template, you'd use...right homology arm to the desired insert (e.g., mScarlet).   Plasmid ID Plasmid Name Tags ...Yang, Hui, et al. "One-step generation of mice carrying reporter and conditional alleles by CRISPR/Cas-mediated... robust method for one-step generation of mice carrying conditional and insertion alleles using long ssDNA...

  5. Important Considerations When Using AAVs

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    ...2007): 1740-1743. PubMed PMID: 17882145. 2. Zincarelli, Carmela, et al. "Analysis of AAV serotypes 1–9 mediated...make AAVs useful for a wide variety of experiments, care still needs to be taken when selecting which particular...22418061. PubMed Central PMCID: PMC3381869. 7. McCarty, D. M., Paul E. Monahan, and Richard J. Samulski...

  6. Quick Guide to All Things Lentivirus

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    ...laboratory. The risk of generating RCL is low but extra care has to be taken especially if you are working with...of interest.   Advantages Disadvantages Can carry large transgenes (>8 kb) Potential for generation...feature for your experiment; it must be chosen carefully. Often researchers want a simple set-up where ...oncogenes for instance should be manipulated with care. See the NIH’s biosafety guidelines for more information...

  7. Transferable Skills Guide: Teamwork

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    ...and we both won accolades that would launch our careers in science. Fast forward nearly 20 years and ... single author? I’ve seen so few in my 20+ year career that I can’t help but feel a bit dubious when I...Resources on Addgene.org Check out Career's at Addgene ... career...

  8. Typing CRISPR Systems

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    ... like Cas9. The Cascade complex doesn’t usually carry out the function of the specific CRISPR type but...is not known, but it’s suspected that they don’t carry out the same types of adaptive immune functions ...can hijack machinery from other CRISPR systems to carry out various functions. Class 2 Class 2 CRISPR systems....2021.671522 Yan, W. X., Hunnewell, P., Alfonse, L. E., Carte, J. M., Keston-Smith, E., Sothiselvam, S., Garrity...

  9. AAV Packaged on Request is Here!

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    ... you can request any of over 3,000 eligible AAV cargo plasmids in the Addgene repository to be packaged...That way, you know you’re getting the serotype and cargo you requested at the quality you expect. Similar...serotype, place your order when ready, and we’ll take care of the rest.    We think Packaged on Request AAVs...

  11. A Scientist's Guide to Ebola

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    ...first to be infected in the United States while caring for a patient, despite wearing protective gear,...gear, and now comes news of a second Texas healthcare worker with symptoms. The World Health Organization... in EBOV’s past, present, and future, don’t miss Carl Zimmer’s coverage on the subject in the New York...

  12. Our Most Popular Blog Posts from 2019

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    ...chemogenetics, plasmids, fluorescent proteins, careers, and more. These resources can now be found in ...Voltage Indicators, and Photoswitchable Proteins by Cary Valley, Shreya Vedantam, Michelle Cronin, and Angela...fruit fly, yeast, zebrafish, and worm. 4. Early Career Researcher Toolbox: Free Tools for Making Scientific...

  13. Celebrating Accomplishments in the Lab

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    ...Resources Science Careers: Improving your work-life balance Balancing the Scale: NSF's Career Life-Balance ...anyone leaving the lab receives send-off via a gift, card, and trip to the pub. Dr. Ellis adds “we probably...

  14. Future of Research Conference - Remarkable Opening Session

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    ...such as the NIH BEST award) and availability of career tools (such as the National Postdoc Association...Association Core Competencies and the Science Careers’ myIDP). Dr. Galit Lahav, Associate Professor of Systems ... to take advantage of all the possible science careers. She advocated for increasing the value and priority...

  15. Management for Scientists: What Makes a Good Manager Anyway?

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    ... to remove obstacles.” – Scott Adams, Dilbert cartoonist What makes a good manager? If that is all it ...is not the same as not being a bad manager (see cartoon above – what type of bad manager have you had?)...best managers have learned to get results with the carrot, and not the stick.     This is the first in a...

  16. The Strength of Story Telling

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    ...ability to tell stories a similarly crucial skill for career advancement. Scientists do and should tell stories...can be learned, and will serve you well in your career. Story Telling at work Don’t believe me? Here’s...communication Find interviews scientists in SciComm careers Check out our series on transferable skills ...

  17. Donations from Addgene to Yield Answers for Rare Disease Researchers

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    ...by Pediatrician Duangrurdee Wattanasirichaigoon carried different mutations in a gene called SOX10. To ...technology to create cell lines and/or mouse models carrying different SOX10 mutations. More specifically, ...kids in Thailand will receive much better health care in the future based on our studies.” Thank you to...

  18. Revamp Your Lab Meetings With Creative Virtual Collaboration

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    ...confidence to launch new and diverse careers by taking part in career panels, and volunteering for scientific... “The Salmon Leap for PhDs: Swimming upstream a career from academia to industry”. To date, aside from...

  19. Addgene’s Viral Service - Why Virus? Why Now?

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    ...our excellent service and accuracy involves caring and careful Addgenies, but also a lot of good tracking... Bryan Roth’s lab from the University of North Carolina, Connie Cepko’s lab from Harvard Medical School...

  20. Communicating Your Science With Help From ComSciCon

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    ... it, virtually every milestone in a scientist's career is mediated by some kind of communication to another...communication will be a positive asset throughout your career? 1. Make scicomm practice a priority The good news...Additional resources on the Addgene Blog Learn about careers in science communication The strength of story ...
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