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... plastic and you have to share 1 trophy among 6 people, but you’ve earned bragging rights for the next...

... Multiple Authors...

... to the needs of the scientific community. For example, we started a new service distributing ready-to-use...

...community is your negative data. We want to make sure people are selecting AAVs that will work for their experiments...

...bacteria, fungi, and viruses. Final tree with the complete #MicrobeAdventCalendar ornament set (plus more...

...Editor's Choice Blog Posts Last month there was plenty of excitement at Addgene. Our new viral service...

...useful in FRET experiments. Professor Fessenden's example of a FRET experiment with all relevent controls...

...for the presence of pathogens in environmental samples via PCR. We hope these plasmids will help Dr. Duedu...

... scientific environment 3:09 - 5:58 : Specific Examples where Niroshi and Ben helped build their grad ...

... useful (and growing) resource for our favorite people – you, our scientists!  Thank you for being part...

...published in Cell Metabolism. But, they note, there is plenty more to explore. “It will be important to identify...

...engineer around the current limitations of the Cas9 complex," said study author F. Ann Ran, a graduate student...

...conducts basic stem cell research as an NIH-funded Principle Investigator in the Kotton Laboratory and is the...

...by adding long-read sequencing capabilities to complement our next-generation sequencing, setting new standards...

...provide you with that control in a modular way. For example, say you would like to label neurons with mCherry...

...included in the next What’s New in CRISPR blog post, please let us know. We also welcome blog posts from guest...

...him that he has the best words and fingers of a completely normal size.      References: 1. Doench, John...

...CRISPR google forum to get a better idea of how many people are having trouble, to determine if there have ...

... Year, let's make a toast to open science. And, please, share your favorite OA developments of the past...

...scientists understand how a given gene is involved in a complex pathway. Some of the most heavily-studied genes...

... (DSB) approach at a variety of loci. We were pleasantly surprised by the efficiency of the method. One...

...you identify when others have added or removed samples. Once you've taken some time to get organized, ...

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... investigators the agility to rapidly initiate complex research projects that they would otherwise not...

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... time to be waiting on hold, let alone waiting multiple days for a reply to an email. You need answers...

...Richard Roberts, CSO of New England Biolabs, gave examples of how you don’t have to be in academia to make...

...multidisciplinary one.” Cepko strongly emphasizes that people should “follow their passions, be happy, and match...

...their demonstrated application offer proof-of-principle that CRISPR-Cas9 can be used to target any sequence...

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...country that we support. This story is a vivid example of how the global scientific community’s generosity...

...2017). Type I CAST systems rely on the Cascade complex minus its nuclease component, Cas3, while Type ...

...increasingly faster kinetics. The opsin ChETA, for example, is a ChR2 opsin mutated to have faster off kinetics...

...Until recently, there were no completely genetic tools that would allow researchers to label just a fraction...

...spontaneous swimming and escape reflex. These traits, coupled with short generation times and high fecundity,...

...your search to particular types of images. For example, by selecting “Tools” and then clicking the “Usage...

...packaging (no coated tissue culture plates, for example). Check the link for more details on what they ...

...arg2 ultrasound signals. This also means that multiplexing is possible if bacteria are sequentially exposed...

...Overview of Cas9 nickase We’ll use SpCas9 nickases as examples for this post. The D10A mutation inactivates the...

...Snapgene desktop software allows us to quickly align multiple sequences at the same time. This means we can ...

...editing. See figure 4 in Harrington et al for more examples of GeoCas9’s editing activity in HEK293’s. GeoCas9...

...gene of interest is cloned into/inactivates or completely removes (in the case of Gateway cloning) one ...

... specific activity for each reagent batch. To supplement this, Addgene will be creating a crowdsourced...

...Medical School (HMS) where he leads a lab of 25 people. He also teaches at HMS and has been involved in...

... 8 amino acid tag (DYKDDDDK) that can be added multiple times (often 3X FLAG, but can be more!) to a protein...

... scientists fused them to sequences called complementarity determining regions (CDRs, or loops) of an ...

...agreements slow down your research; provide specific examples if possible Tell them about the Golden Stopwatch...

...contribution to the community because of..." This first couple of sentences - even if written in a clumsy language...

...fluorescent protein oligomerization Seeing red: simple GFP photoconversion Light sheet fluorescence microscopy...