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1. New CRISPR Web Resources and #12DaysofCRISPR Recap

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   ...only the specified RNA target. Bonus: It displays similar on-target activity to siRNA, but with far fewer...

2. Oh, The Places You Can Go: Careers in Science Communication - Product Development

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   ... editing sphere.” But things aren’t always that simple, especially when your spouse is also in science...

3. Embracing Serendipity: A Crucial Element in the PhD Journey

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   ...serendipity during your PhD studies and offer two simple steps to welcome these unforeseen moments. Widening...

4. Some Like it Hot: Thermostable GeoCas9

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   ...overlapping PAM. In both cases, GeoCas9 and SpyCas had similar levels of editing. See figure 4 in Harrington et...

5. Addgene-Seeding Labs Plasmid Grant: Accelerating Science Globally - 5 Scientists, 4 Countries & 3 Continents!

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   ...engineer plants that are able to destroy DNA viruses, similar to the anti-phage CRISPR effect observed in bacteria...

6. SunTag and Fluorescent Imaging

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   ...chance of phototoxicity Reduced photobleaching Simplified, long-term single-molecule tracking Caveats ...

7. Bricking Science: Portraying Scientific Reality Through LEGO

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   ...faced an odd situation with experiments? Our art simply mirrors our lives at this point! It was a great...

8. Running for Rare Disease, Running for FOP, Running for AJ

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   ... not seem much different than my second son of similar age. When he came to visit us and watch fellow ...

9. Addgene @ Keystone: Thoughts on Precision Genome Engineering and Synbio

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   ...extremely grateful to my colleague Jason for choosing Simon Singh's "The Code Book" for this month's Addgene...

10. 10 Ways to Share Your Science!

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    ...Natural Sciences and the Morehead Planetarium. Similar things are likely happening in your community, ...

11. Advice for Choosing a Research Project

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    ...of your career by connecting you with people of similar interests and goals. The following questions can...

12. Plasmids 101: Antibiotic Resistance Genes

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    ...Posts Learn How to Use Blue White Screening to Simplify Your Cloning Experiments See Where You Can Find...

13. History of CRISPR Cas - A tale of survival and evolution

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    ...polythetic classification based on evolutionary similarity (5). Type II CRISPR/Cas is the system that scientists...

14. Behind-the-scenes of the Isolation of the Thermostable IgnaviCas9 From a Yellowstone Hot Spring

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    ...IgnaviCas9 is a type II-C Cas9. IgnaviCas9 is most similar to a type II-C Cas9 from Parvibaculum lavamentivorans...

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

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    ...expected locations. An analysis of mWasabi gave similar results. We hope this blog post helped you see ...

16. Plasmids 101: Origin of Replication

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    ... of origins of replication out there so, for simplicity’s sake, we've ignored those used in eukaryotic...

17. Three Tips for Preventing Viral Plasmid Recombination in Your Samples

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    ...plasmid, whereas the round tan colonies that look similar to normal E. coli cultures contain the recombined...

18. A New Optogenetic Tool Based on AraC Controls Gene Expression with Blue Light

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    ... compared to the original AraC system, BLADE is simply more precise. “We show that you have less heterogeneity...

19. Summer SciComm: Science Storytelling

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    ... big-picture problem, by asking your audience a simple question, like “Have you ever thought about how...

20. Intro to Our Summer SciComm Series!

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    ...communicating science to laypeople.  Laypeople are simply non-experts in the field of science you are communicating...