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Plasmid addiction systems, used by bacteria to maintain plasmids in dividing cells, have been developed by scientists as molecular biology tools.

CRISPR is a story of revolutionary science - but it's also a story of community and sharing. Addgene shares our part in this story.

Learn about different strategies used to generate plasmids for multiplex gRNA expression and how to use them in various organisms.

Synthetic origins of replication, or ORIs, from the Chappell Lab have improved plasmid compatibility and copy number control compared to natural ORIs.

Gene expression is often imprecise due to variations in gene copy number within the cell (either on plasmid or genome). New promoters from Chris Voigt’s lab enable stable gene expression regardless of copy number regardless of growth phase and whether they are expressed on the plasmid or chromosome.

We're updating our Hold for Publication policy. Read about how these changes will help streamline our workflows and get your plasmids online faster!

Use this transfection calculator when packaging your AAV vectors.

This post highlights some of the tools Addgene makes available to industry scientists.

Information about Addgene's new Europe office located in London and operated in collaboration with LGC.

Join Addgene for Depositor Week from November 16 to 20, 2020 as we celebrate the role of Addgene depositors in open science!

Learn how to use the pPSU plasmids to generate affordable DNA ladders.

Get free science-themed Zoom backgrounds from Addgene! Backgrounds include plasmids, viruses, DNA, and more.

Check out our updated CRISPR web resources and learn more about the applications of your favorite genome editing tool.

REPLACR-mutagenesis is a new in vivo method for mutating your plasmid constructs. Learn how REPLACR stacks up against other mutagenesis techniques.

Description of the components of the 4 most common viruses - AAV, adenovirus, lentivirus, and gamma-retrovirus.

We've recently curated a Microbiology Plasmid Collection. Learn what you can find in the collection in this post.

Gamma-retroviral vectors and lentiviral vectors can be used in a wide variety of experiments including those involving genome engineering, RNAi, and inducible gene expression. In this post, learn about some of the most popular viral vectors available from Addgene and their uses.

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

Find tips and best practices for producing lentivirus in your lab: from choosing a packaging system to optimizing transfection and improving titers.

Learn how you can use planarian plasmids from the Sánchez lab to teach developmental biology techniques to new molecular biologists.