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1. Viral Vectors 101: Transductions

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   ...bacterial in nature. All three of these methods involve DNA incorporation into the cell, but the mechanisms...

2. Multifunctional Neural Fibers: Modulation from Gut to Brain

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   ...animals being monitored were physically hooked up to invasive, cumbersome systems during experiments – neither...

3. Viral Vectors 101: What is a Virus (and a Viral Vector)?

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   ...between DNA and mRNA. DNA genome replication can involve an RNA or dsDNA intermediary, depending on the ...

4. Arabidopsis in Education: How the Arabidopsis Biological Resource Center Brings Plant Science to Life

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   ...Arabidopsis in the classroom does not require a huge investment in resources. The materials needed to conduct...

5. CRISPR Challenges: Standardization and Homology Directed Repair

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   ...repair newbie - diagrams of resection and strand invasion are like a foreign language to me. But coming ...

6. Identifying Sequence Elements with SnapGene's Feature Database

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   ...with these qualities is an ongoing process that involves iterative refinements in response to customer ...

7. What the HEK?

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   ...interests include receptor biology, ion channels, or involve human protein preparations with PTMs. Why the HEK...

8. Meet the New Addgene Board Members!

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   ...25 people. He also teaches at HMS and has been involved in a variety of commercialization efforts in gene...

9. Celebrate Open Data Day with Addgene’s AAV Data Hub!

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   ...? If you’ve recently used Addgene AAV tools, we invite you to contribute your data to grow this resource...

10. The Golden Stopwatch Award: Recognizing Facilitators of Research

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    ...Transfer: the exchange of intellectual property (as inventions, ideas, plasmids) among universities and other...

11. Single-cell tracking of lineage and identity with CellTag

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    ... a single time point, making it difficult to investigate how early expression patterns influence reprogramming...

12. Bright Monomeric Fluorescent Proteins: mNeonGreen, mTFP1, and mWasabi

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    ...fluorescent protein (LanYFP) from the marine invertebrate Branchiostoma lanceolatum in 2012. Using structural...

13. Fluorescent Biosensors for Measuring Autophagic Flux

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    ...degradation. Autophagy is a dynamic process which involves autophagosome synthesis, delivery of materials...

14. Hot Plasmids: FRET-Based Biosensors

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    ...binding domains, in practice optimizing the sensors involves plenty of trial and error. Transition metals also...

15. DAP arrays for multiplex gene editing

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    ... on a single array to target the genome of the invading phage pathogen. Over the past decade, CRISPR tools...

16. Using CRISPR/Cas9 to Edit Disease Out of the Genome

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    ...and precise, researchers are now using it to investigate potential therapeutics for complex genetic diseases...

17. The MTA at Addgene

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    ...requested plasmids from Addgene, then you’ve been involved in the material transfer agreement (MTA) process...

18. With Our New Viral Service, We're Taking CRISPR Further!

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    ...libraries that can be used to screen for genes involved in a wide variety of cellular processes. While...

19. Quantifying DNA? Here are Five DNA Quantification Methods to Consider

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    ... most common ways to quantify DNA. This method involves measuring the absorbance/transmission of light...

20. 25 Work From Home Tips for Scientists

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    ...families at home, the STEM career exploration site Inventing Heron has a radio reporter challenge, and code.org...