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1. Visualizing Genomic Loci with CRISPR-Sirius

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   ...needed to deliver CRISPR-Sirius into cells. They named this guide sgRNA-Sirius-8XMS2 which will recruit...

2. Improving Transduction Efficiency with Exosome AAVs

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   ...conjunction of vectors and exosome was given the name vexosomes (vector-exosomes), exosome AAVs, or exo-AAVs...

3. K. phaffii: Rising to the Occasion

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   ... joy, but I think it’s acceptable if it’s in the name of beer and bread. The following table lists some...

4. Summer SciComm Series: A PhD in Science Communication

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   ...second group read the same abstract but with the names reversed, meaning that the findings of the study...

5. Plasmids 101: Gram Negative and Positive Bacteria

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   ...studying infected lung tissue, a Danish biologist named Christian Gram realized that certain stains were...

6. DAP arrays for multiplex gene editing

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   ...release individual gRNAs for gene editing. They named this new array architecture the DAP array, short...

7. New Neuroscience Tool: The iGluSnFR3 Glutamate Sensor

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   ...photophysical properties such as kinetics, ∆F/F0, SNR, dynamic range, photostability, quantum yield, and expression...

8. Early Career Researcher Toolbox: Free Tools for Science Writing

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   ...take a longer 15-30 minute break. The method is named for the tomato or “Pomodoro” kitchen timer that ...

9. Hot Plasmids - December 2019 - CRISPR pooled library, LipoGlo, CRISPRa, and Voltage Imaging Tools

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   ...use with other bEBP/UAS pairs, and displays high dynamic range. However, the promoter in question must be...

10. The Crispr Babies Saga Shows the Need for Action, Not More Delays

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    ...clutter ofoutdoors-only spiders, all of whom are named Charlotte, all of whom are still working on theirpenmanship...

11. 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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    ...behind Mycobacterium tuberculosis resistance to pyrazinamide (PZA) (a drug commonly used to treat tuberculosis...

12. Plasmids 101: Mammalian Vectors

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    ...commonly used selection markers are listed below: Name Gene Conferring Resistance Cell Types* Mode of Action...

13. A Deep Dive into BioBuilder

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    ...in synthetic biology has grown into a recognized name in the field of STEM education worldwide. The BioBuilder...

14. Cancer, Inflammation and Immunity - Harnessing the Body’s Defenses to Fight Cancer

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    ...PMID: 27913448. 3. Cai, En, et al. "Visualizing dynamic microvillar search and stabilization during ligand...

15. Plasmids 101: Sequence and Ligation Independent Cloning (SLIC)

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    ...Addgene depositor Stephen Elledge. His new method, named sequence- and ligation-independent cloning (SLIC...

16. Viral Vectors 101: Gamma-Retroviral Packaging Systems

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    ... Why do many γ-retroviral plasmids have similar names? The nomenclature of the plasmid backbone is meant...

17. Antibodies 101: Flow Cytometry Controls

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    ...Single Colors Single color controls contain, as the name suggests, a single color from your antibody panel...

18. Sharing is Caring: But How to Distribute Open Hardware?

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    ...Express 11, 2447-2460 (2020) Hongquan Li, Deepak Krishnamurthy, Ethan Li, Pranav Vyas, Nibha Akireddy, Chew...

19. GPCRs: How Do They Work and How Do We Study Them?

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    ...downstream signaling cascades.  So let’s break down the name "G-protein coupled receptor" into two parts: the...

20. CasPEDIA: A Functional Classification of Cas Enzymes

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    ...former, you simply type in identifier keywords (Cas name, RefSeq ID, etc.) and you will see a table of protein...