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Curious about what's new in the Addgene repository this spring? Check out our latest Hot Plasmids post!

Browse depositor collections of antibody, CRISPR, disease research, visualization, protein expression, synthetic biology, and viral vector plasmids.

In our latest Hot Plasmids, we feature new systemic capsids, Cas-Page, an anti-FLAG antibody, and more!

If you're designing a flow panel with a large number of markers, it might be time to look into spectral cytometry instead of conventional flow.

Learn about PRISM, a set of molecular tools for high-throughput reconstruction of individual neurons in brain tissue developed by scientists at E11 Bio.

Check out some of the new and useful tools recently deposited in the Addgene repository!

Check out the latest Hot Plasmids, viral vectors, and antibodies in the Addgene repository!

Protein tags can be used for purification, detection, localization, and more. Learn more about the molecular tool box of tags and fusion proteins.

This post highlights some of the tools Addgene makes available to industry scientists.

Chonnettia Jones, Addgene's executive director, reflects on 2023 and shares some of Addgene's plans for 2024.

The Addgene viral team has found a way to increase AAV yields through media supplementation of sucrose, an endocytosis inhibitor.

Addgene's latest protocol videos walks you through how to use Coomassie stain to determine rAb purity and concentration.

Broswe plasmids and other research tools for use in Rett Syndrome research.

Learn about the IBEX Knowledge-Base, which allows researchers to share validation data on imaging reagents for IBEX imaging.

Learn how you can use the CUT&RUN method to study protein-DNA interactions.

Learn about hot new tools in our collection!

Learn about the csRNP epitope tagging method - a new and efficient way to tag endogenous genes using CRISPR.

Cancer immunotherapies hold great promise for treating many different types of cancer. Learn more about this promising new way to fight cancer.

Exosome-AAVSs, found in small membrane vesicles that are secreted from cells, can be purified and have some advantages over traditionally prepared AAVs.

Sometimes flow machines have a hard time differientiating between colors - but a process called compensation can help. Learn more in our blog post!