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Everything you need to know about antibodies in this blog post! Get the facts about the types of antibodies and how they can be used in the lab.

See the winners from Addgene's 2020 Deck The Lab contest! Contestants could either decorate the lab or make a science-themed winter decoration from home.

Just met some great people while networking? Check out this article for tips to maintain connections and tips for what not to do.

This round-up of new plasmids from Addgene include blue-light inducible Cre for use in bacteria, CRISPR-Casɸ mGold, and new CRISPR plasmids and viral preps.

Find out what were Addgene's most popular blog posts in 2020!

Enjoy 12 new CRISPR articles from Addgene's 12 Days of CRISPR!

Recent developments using CRISPR/Cas9 editing with C. elegans, focusing on the use of an embryonic lethal selection marker to select for knock-in.

An open-source biosensor platform, TRUPATH, measures the association of G protein signal transducers using bioluminescence resonance energy transfer.

The development of adenoviral vectors for the delivery of CRISPR/Cas9 expands genome engineering to primary cells.

INTEGRATE is a bacterial genome engineering system that uses CRISPR to direct transposition to targeted locations in the genome.

Learn about the parts of the AAV RepCap helper plasmid and how they help to package AAV.

Wondering what a software product manger does? Check out this article to see a day in the life of a software product manager in the life sciences.

Discover the history of Rett Syndrome research, the role of the MECP2 gene, and some of the latest breakthrough therapeutic approaches for Rett Syndrome.

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

Should you codon optimize your gene or not? Here, we discuss several reasons for and against codon optimization.

The origin of replication is the DNA sequence which allows initiation of replication within a plasmid by recruiting transcriptional machinery proteins, enabling a plasmid to reproduce itself.

New channelrhodropsins, called ChRgers, avoid intracranial injections and fiber-optic cable implantation for in vivo optogenetics experiments.

Get the basics on RNA interference (RNAi), how it compares with CRISPR, and tools for RNAi studies in plants.

Find six out-of-the-box ideas for professional development in this virtual world.

Find the latest plasmids and viral vectors to available at Addgene in the October 2020 hot plasmids blog post!