We narrowed to 494 results for: Ank;

...(inverted terminal repeats – the sequences that flank the deliverable DNA) are removed, resulting in recombinant...

...excision. Essentially, LoxP sites are knocked in flanking a gene of interest (or a single exon) and everything...

...Fusion Proteins – Making the Right Connection.     Thank you to our guest blogger! Adriana Galvan is an associate...

...Check out the NIH’s Developmental Studies Hybridoma Bank (DSHB). 1 ml of antibody-containing hybridoma supernatant...

...really good environment to be looking for a job.” Thanks to Susan for not only being part of this series...

...cannot return to a world that ignores gender. Many thanks to our Guest Blogger Londa Schiebinger. Londa Schiebinger...

...gRNA sequences targeting your genes of interest. Thanks to the tremendous efforts made by various research...

... the event on October 22nd and 23rd here. Many thanks to our guest blogger David T. Riglar! David T ...

...Scientific Manuscripts series on Johnna's blog. Thank you to our guest blogger! Johnna Roose is a biochemistry...

...That will be an outcome of genetic engineering.   Thank you to Chris Voigt for speaking with us! Find the...

... either side of a gene (called “floxing”, for “flanked by loxP”), will permit gene expression until Cre...

... the benefit of the entire research community. Thank you to our guest bloggers! Neil McKenna, Ph.D.,...

...to become ideal vectors for gene delivery. Many thanks to our guest blogger, Harshana S De Silva Feelixge...

...exciting endeavor is starting to write a book.  Many thanks to our guest blogger, Sarah Schmidt! Sarah Schmidt...

... donor template containing the desired sequence flank by homology arms must be delivered to cells along...

...associate, self-excise, and covalently ligate their flanking peptides together (Wang et al., 2018).” With the...

...determined the function of many protein-coding genes thanks to systems like CRISPR/Cas9 that allow them to ...

... that simple! Good luck and happy editing!    Thank you to our guest blogger!Daniel M. Sapozhnikov is...

...to learn more about this cloning technique! Many thanks to Rob Hurt for his help on this piece. Rob is ...

... also likely inspire further-improved versions. Thanks to Christophe Leterrier, whose FocalPlanes piece...