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...exercise: Consider the issue as if there were no restraints on your problem-solving resources. What would...

...they naturally find people with which they have interests and experiences in common. We often refer to this...

...Executive Director of Future of Research. He is interested in advocating for and with junior scientists,...

...works as a healthcare consultant in Boston. He is interested in the business of life sciences and it's impact...

... you can achieve using a CRISPRa. Your gene of interest might already be hitting an upper bound of activation...

... delete the entire gene? Perhaps you are more interested in the c-terminus and would like to target that...

... there would be no viable viruses to study. Interestingly, due to certain high profile problems surrounding...

...reads that we studied by deep sequencing, but interestingly (and to our frustration) in many cases we only...

...Gilmore directly to see if he knows anyone who’s interested in meeting Send out as many emails as possible...

...lentiviral transfer plasmid encodes your insert of interest, flanked by long terminal repeat (LTR) sequences...

...preferences of the αV subunit and its β partners. Of interest, we demonstrated that anti-integrin αVβ5.9 “essentially...

..., the partial genomes complement each other to restore the full-expression cassette. AAV’s natural ability...

...viral protein production, so researchers are also interested in precisely excising the HIV-1 genome from infected...

...This is actually why a department/institute is interested in you. Your science will define your success...

... aspects) applicable to industry if this path interests you  (e.g. human disease or models of disease,...

...description to watch any sections you’re particularly interested in, but I’d recommend watching the whole livestream...

...parts, both of which must be present for a gene of interest to be expressed. These permit exquisite control...

...promoter, tag, polyA site) are flanked by unique restriction sites so you can swap sequences effortlessly....

...making specific knock-out edits in a gene(s) of interest and has an average off-target frequency of 5%....

...entire signaling pathways, but what if you’re interested in studying specific components of those signaling...