We narrowed to 45 results for: RPA

...CDK5 all behave similarly to their endogenous counterparts. Additionally, dimeric Dronpa is less prone ...

...Schizosaccharomyces pombe, have the same function as their counterparts in S. cerevisiae. The two yeasts are thought...

...genes of some human cancers from their normal counterparts. Nature 301, 89–92. https://doi.org/10.1038/...

...its guide RNAs are smaller than their SpCas9 counterparts, so they will be easier to deliver in low-capacity...

...instillation is very similar to its intratracheal counterpart, as both procedures target the lungs. The main...

...have kinetics comparable to its one component counterpart and is significantly brighter and available with...

... see the linked blog posts. Compared to its counterparts NHEJ and HDR, MMEJ doesn’t get a lot of press...

...ve got amp? Well, amp is less stable than its counterparts and is also known to produce satellite colonies...

...mechanisms, only one of the two strands’ DNA counterparts from step 2 will be integrated by the viral ...

...more planning and finesse then their knock-out counterparts. To kick off a knock-in experiment the first...

...genomic target sites.  This obstacle was recently surpassed with the discovery of CRISPR-transposons by the...

...its guide RNAs are smaller than their SpCas9 counterparts, they will also be easier to deliver in low-...

...mirrors the complexity of understanding their wild counterparts. Those familiar with viral vectors, and especially...

...revealing that about 70% of human genes have a counterpart in zebrafish. Understanding the function of these...

...depleted at greater rates than their non-targeting counterparts, suggesting that safe-targeting guides are more...

...important advantages over their amino acid-based counterparts, antibodies and enzymes, such as: Design and...

...has much lower efficiency than its wild-type counterpart.  In search of a smaller, but equally potent ...

...chromosomes and about 23% of yeast genes have a counterpart in humans (Liu et al., 2017) . Thus yeast can...

...generally more toxic to cells than their plasmid counterparts. Another consideration for dsDNA templates is...

...that nearly all disease-linked human genes have counterparts in the rat (Gibbs, et al., 2004). Additionally...