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1. Early Career Researcher Toolbox: Free Online Molecular Biology Tools

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   ...both bioinformatics tools and knowledge databases. Do you have a favorite online molecular biology tools...

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

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   ...enveloped viruses bud out, instead of lysing, but they do generally still kill the infected cell.) This is ...

3. Addgene Begins Distribution of Recombinant Antibodies

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   ...antibodies are excellent for reproducibility because they do not share hybridomas’ genomic drift or limited material...

4. RUBY-Red Siliques

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   ...., Sun, H. et al. Hortic Res. (2020).   I can do this by expressing a gene that rescues the mutations...

5. Hot Plasmids and Viral Preps - July 2021

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   ...EasyTag System is a straightforward workflow for doing gene targeting, reporter generation, controllable...

6. Meet the New Addgene Board Members!

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   ...high school, I knew that this is what I wanted to do,” Stegmeier says He began this journey in biochemistry...

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

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   ... the AAV data hub. How to share your AAV data Do you use Addgene AAV tools and want to join the ranks...methods. For example, you can provide location, titer dose (Example: 1E13 GC/mL) and subject age at time of...

8. Sensing Neuronal Dopamine

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   ...learning, decision making, and motor control.  What do we understand about Dopamine? DA is produced by specific...

9. Zebrafish as a Model for Behavior: Swimming into the Optogenetic Spotlight

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   ... rhythmic movements like spontaneous swimming. To do so, the lab expressed the LiGluR opsin in different...

10. The Strength of Story Telling

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    ... crucial skill for career advancement. Scientists do and should tell stories all the time. They provide...

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

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    ... know, treatments that work well in animal models do not always work as efficiently in humans. This is...

12. Year of the Camelid: Antibody Style

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    ...of different cancers (Jin, et al. 2023).  So where do all these sdAbs come from? In the early years of ...

13. Understanding GPCR Signaling Using TRUPATH

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    ...able to detect extracellular stimuli. One way they do so is through G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs)...

14. The Golden Stopwatch Award: Recognizing Facilitators of Research

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    ...why MTAs matter, check out another blog post: Why Do I Need an MTA Anyway?) Don't want to wait? Talk with...

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

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    ...and excitement about how much more there is left to do with the characterization and implementation of this...

16. Choosing Your Perfect Empty Backbone

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    ...track your protein in the cell or purify it – and you do not have a specific antibody against the protein ...

17. Plasmids 101: Antibiotic Resistance Genes

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    ...vary in their sensitivitly to heat and/or light – do not add them to media hotter than about 55oC and ...

18. Extracurricular Activities for a Strong Science Career Path

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    ...education and mastering new skill sets must occur by doing work outside of the lab. Extracurricular activities...

19. An “elegans” Approach to Better CRISPR/Cas9 Editing Efficiency

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    ...efficient editing. Repair oligos do not need to be PAGE purified, although doing so increases knock-in efficiency...

20. Special Delivery: Fluorophore Targeting for FRET Studies

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    ...cofactor? How many binding partners does it have and how do they come off and on in a cellular environment? If...can undergo FRET when they are near each other. How do you label your biomolecule of interest with FRET ...