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FLEx vectors utilize Cre/Lox to conditionally manipulate gene expression in vivo.

Model organisms are species that are widely studied because they are easy to maintain and modify in the lab. Common model organisms include the mouse, the fruit fly, yeast, zebrafish, and the worm.

Model organisms have genetic and developmental characteristics that make them easy to study. Examples include E. coli, rat, frog, axolotl, and Arabidopsis.

Learn what non-model organisms are, why scientists use them, and what they can teach us.

This blog posts discusses Cas9 gene drives and the appropriate safeguard and confinement strategies scientists should use for these gene drives.

Learn about the basic elements that make up the AAV transfer plasmid, including the ITRs, transgene, promoter, and other cis-regulatory elements.

An overview of viral applications spanning from basic research science to clinical therapies.

If you’re using CRISPR to make a genome edit, how do you know if your experiment was successful? Try using fluorescent CRISPR reporters like SRIRACCHA and GEmCherry2.

Golden gate cloning can be used to efficiently and inexpensively clone multiple inserts into a single vector. Learn the basics of golden gate here.

Protospacer Adjacent Motifs (PAM) serve as a binding signal for Cas proteins. Here we highlight the many Cas proteins and their PAM sequence variations.

Addgene's guide to using Chemogenetics plasmids in your lab for interrogation of neuronal activity.

Check out all of the plasmids featured in our hot plasmids articles from 2016.