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...can also request the specific serotypes you need instead of receiving a kit with all the serotypes, since...

...in non-human primates, where fusion fluorescent proteins can affect DREADD trafficking and localization...

...journals as those that did make deposits to Addgene.  Insomuch as different journals represent different research...

...available and then decide on a course of action. Instead of rushing in, you take steps to make it more likely...

...topics and interests. Offer help when you can, instead of just asking for favors.  Don’t focus on networking...

... consensus to the next meeting of experts, and instead convene the necessary groups for the necessary ...

...human cells via delivery of purified Cas9 ribonucleoproteins." Genome research 24.6 (2014): 1012-1019....

... the end product would likely be poor quality. Instead, we pull together teams of individuals who enjoy...

...careers Plasmids CRISPR Viral vectors Fluorescent proteins  ...

...addition to the 20 bp guide sequence, the crRNA also contains a ~20 bp repeat region on its 3’ end. This repeat...

...regulate transcription. Red flame plasmid pDawn contains the blue-light sensing protein YFI. When light...

... using your single color controls (Figure 1A), instead of using your actual samples. They may also be ...

...which often focuses more attention on the results instead of the methods. Unreported flexibility and questionable...

...AAVrg while other pathways such as those in the brainstem were not. Others have noted a lack of transduction...

...They all found the support of the group to be intrinsic to their success. Their stories made it clear ...

... Eric J. Perkins...

...scientists can receive recognition for their efforts, inspire future research, and increase their impact. Open...

... with very little text on the slides and notes instead of written speeches. When you’re doing all that...

...up in both science journals like Nature and in mainstream media like The Atlantic. We’ve been in documentaries...