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In our latest Hot Plasmids, we feature new systemic capsids, Cas-Page, an anti-FLAG antibody, and more!

Our new Instagram series, Meet an Addgenie, features stories form Addgenies about their career decisions, paths, and more.

There are many plasmid tools available in molecular biology so how do you chose the right cloning method for you? Here, consider speed, cost, difficulty, efficiency, and the number of inserts when designing your cloning strategy.

Learn how to produce, purify, and titer adenoviral vectors for your research.

Interview with Nicola Patron about her work in plant synthetic biology and her Golden Gate MoClo plasmid kit.

Guide to TALEN technology and using TALEN plasmids

Addgene co-founder Melina Fan is transitioning to our Chief Scientific Advisor. We reflect on our history, how science has changed, and what comes next.

Learn about the structure and life cycle of retroviruses to help understand how to use viral vectors tools in the lab.

Transient plant leaf transformation can save you time... months in fact. Learn more about this method and get some tips and tricks for designing your transient plant leaf transformation experiment.

Find tips for transforming arabidopsis with your plasmid construct of interest.

Get tips for producing, purifying, and tittering AAV, a tick but useful viral vector of choice for many people working to express genes in mammalian cells.

Learn about aptamer-based fluorphores and how they can be used to brighten up your experiments.

Fluorescent proteins can mis-fold or form aggregates outside of the cytoplasm leading to errors in localization. Avoid these issues with new mOX-FPs.

Read our adeno-associated viral vector guide to learn about AAV vector components, production and common uses.

Ready-to-use AAV available from Addgene's viral service encoding tet-off transactivators and tools for affinity purification (TRAP).

Cell culture can be difficult work, follow these tips to keep your cell lines free of contamination.

Lentiviral transductions can be frustrating. Follow these tips to achieve consistently successful lentiviral transductions.

Controls are required for any plasmid-based experiment in order to accurately assess the results. This blog posts reviews different types of control plasmids, including but not limited to internal controls, negative controls, positive controls, and replicate controls.

List of plasmid kits and accessory plasmids available from Addgene for generating your own specific TALE plasmids.

Model organisms are species that are widely studied because they are easy to maintain and modify in the lab. Common model organisms include the mouse, the fruit fly, yeast, zebrafish, and the worm.