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1. Arabidopsis in Education: How the Arabidopsis Biological Resource Center Brings Plant Science to Life

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   ...well-known edible relatives, it is fair to say that most people do not recognize its importance or perhaps...

2. Science Careers: Unruly Interests Feed Many Paths

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   ...of comparative anatomy showed me that some of the most fascinating biology is found in weird and rare organisms...

3. Single-cell tracking of lineage and identity with CellTag

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   ... reprogrammed and re-expressed fibroblast genes. Most cells ended up taking the ‘dead-end’ path. The CellTags...

4. Tetbow: Bright Multicolor Labeling for Neuronal Tracing

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   ...tTA leads to a reduced expression level of XFPs, most likely by suppressing transcription. It is critical...

5. Why Add Sucrose? Improved Yields for Adeno-associated Virus Preparation

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   ...exciting to test this approach with different capsids. Most importantly, because our AAV yields are improved...

6. Viral Vectors 101: Parts of the AAV Transfer Plasmid

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   ...promoter is neuronal specific (Haery et al., 2019). Most AAV transfer plasmids have a promoter, but this ...

7. Viral Genome Sequencing - A One Stop Shop for AAV Identity and Serotype Confirmation

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   ...of our quality control (QC) mantra is to do our utmost to ensure that scientists are receiving the exact...

8. Addgene Begins Distribution of Recombinant Antibodies

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   ...to work with all of you to make this the best and most accessible recombinant antibody collection for advancing...

9. Antibodies 101: Epitope Availability

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   ... might suddenly work that didn't before. This is most often an issue with monoclonal antibodies, which...

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

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    ...everything that can go wrong with a plasmid. One of the most frequent problems that I help troubleshoot involves...

11. Antibodies 101: Avoiding the Mouse on Mouse Mess in IHC

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    ...culprits are endogenous IgGs in your tissue sample. Most common IHC protocols use two antibodies - one against...

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

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    ...both safety and usefulness of the tool. In fact, most gutted genomes have as much genome removed as possible...

13. Antibodies 101: Chimeric Antibodies

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    ...different species and/or isotype (Liddell 2013). In most cases, the resulting chimeric antibody retains the...

14. Viral Vectors 101: Transductions

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    ... a lipid-based or electrical-based transfection, most of the nucleic acid transfected will not stably ...

15. Addgene Receives NIH BRAIN Initiative Grant to Create Open-Access Recombinant Antibody Resource

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    ...data with you. “Affinity reagents are among the most commonly used reagents in neuroscience research ...

16. New and Upcoming Viral Vectors - December 2019

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    ...packaged in AAVrg. jGCaMP7s, the variant with the most sensitive response to action potentials, is now ...

17. Using Addgene's New Viral Service for Your Research

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    ...Service Suggestion Form. Lentivirus As some of the most popular lentiviral vectors in the repository are...

18. Rewiring Metabolic Circuitry with CRISPR RNA Scaffolds [Video]

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    ...from the bio-industry’s vision of ‘biofactories’, most successes in metabolic engineering have been limited...

19. Hot Plasmids: FRET-Based Biosensors

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    ...transfer (FRET)-based calcium biosensors. Perhaps most notably, the Twitch calcium sensors, which are available...

20. Interview: Ed Boyden on Optogenetics, Neuroscience, and the Future of Neuroengineering

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    ... basically every branch on the tree of life. Our most recent paper in Nature Methods offers the first ...