We narrowed to 976 results for: ARC;

...numbered AAV1, AAV2, and so on. In addition, researchers have created many engineered serotypes by mixing...

... that you can make on your own.  To narrow your search, first pay attention to the validated applications...

...the (all-too-common) event that homology-based searches return no candidates. Our strategy: Express random...

...pretty amazing. Despite the shifting landscape of research opportunities, it’s an exciting time to be in ...

...blogger, Beth Kenkel Beth Kenkel is currently a research scientist in the Department of Laboratory Medicine...

...of tissue clearing techniques (9) now allows researchers to image tissues that are over a cm3 in size....

...design your first flow panels! Paul Heisig is a Research Associate in the lab of Arlene Sharpe at Harvard...

...and their applications can be exhausting. A quick search for "CRISPR", short-hand for Clustered Regularly...

...modifications, we recommend doing a little more research into gel chemistry and/or specialty gel options...

...inhibiting function of the neuron. Archaerhodopsins Archaerhodopsin-3 (Arch) from Halorubrum sodomense and...TP009; improved light sensitivity over Arch 566 eArchT 3.0 ArchT with addition of trafficking signal from...membrane targeting 589 Archaerhodopsins Name Description Peak excitation λ (nm) Arch Light-activated outward...outward proton pump from Halorubrum sodomense 566 eArch 3.0 Arch with addition of trafficking signal from Kir2.1...nonspecific cation influx vs. proton efflux. Researchers have used genetic engineering to improve these...have been instrumental in neurological disorder research, helping scientists to better understand Parkinson's...used to inhibit neurons in optogenetic experiments. Arch is a light-activated outward proton pump that hyperpolarizes...