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... strong a signal as with the wild-type AraC, it still reached the level of expression needed for most ...

....org/10.1038/mtna.2015.32 Maynard LH, Smith O, Tilmans NP, Tham E, Hosseinzadeh S, Tan W, Leenay R, May...

...stable, highly soluble, and non-immunogenic yet are still just as specific to their target as regular antibodies...

... show that this basic concept of gRNA design is still challenging for researchers using CRISPR, and that...

...relevant kinetic analysis, but the trick is to utilize a second immobilization method. One possibility...

...working on telling a story again and again and again until you work out what people enjoy and engage with and...

...your samples, but know that all is not lost if you still see non-specific staining! Hopefully, these solutions...

...the intestines and the requirement for digestive motility to not be disturbed, the brain fibers could not...

...bud out, instead of lysing, but they do generally still kill the infected cell.) This is in contrast to ...

...The antibody to Myc was developed in 1985 and is still the most prevalent clone used today! Goat, chicken...

...-binding regions, the Stasevich lab created a versatile tool that can be used to visualize a wide range...

... not widely adopted by the scientific community until the mid-20th century, and many iconic papers, including...

...assay in the mouse intestine, demonstrating its utility in long-term tracking in vivo (Guo et al., 2019...

...evolution, Nathan Shaner and colleagues from The Scintillon Institute, Allele Biotechnology, Florida State...

...were unable to deduce the mechanism responsible we still believe that these results will be beneficial to...

...from this publication at Addgene. Scalable and versatile genome editing using linear DNAs with microhomology...

...had to abandon our samples and move farther away until the bison meandered off. In the end we were able...

...tracking of T lymphocytes, too, making them a versatile tool for application in both neuroscience and ...

...extends to rip the bacteria apart; however, they still remain attached to the ciliate. It’s thought that...

...repair that normally accompanies Cas9 cutting. We still don’t know the mechanism underlying dCas9 editing...