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...piece (see NEB for more information). Thus, we recommend that you add 3-6 bases upstream of your restriction...

...In the summer of 2013, a remarkable nine papers describing CRISPR/Cas9 genome engineering methods for...

...interest that would be able to apply themselves immediately to the position. In case you are interested yourself...

.... Meet 10 PhDs with interesting careers, find a summer internship, etc.). It is helpful to work together...

...more about next. Leave your suggestions in the comments section.  ...

...including a terminal PDZ ligand. The researchers recommend using the SGZ for in-culture work only, GPI anchors...

... a DNA ladder with known concentrations. Many commercial DNA ladders will tell you the concentration of...

...send a wrong message for some people. We should recommend #PhysicalDistancing. Social interactions and #...

...allows plasmids to be used for both research and commercial purposes. It’s important to note that it’s the...

... however you may use it and modify it for non-commercial reuse. There should be ways to adapt the game...

...my experience in my first blog post! I highly recommend doing the same if you ever go to a workshop because...

...community. Phillips Petroleum Company first commercially developed K. phaffii in the 1970s with the goal...

...its current format, the MORF library is most immediately useful for TF library screens. Previously engineered...

...! Control AAV For many AAV experiments, we recommend validating the serotype in your target cells before...

...your experiences using photosensitizers in the comments below!   References 1. He, J., Wang, Y., Missinato...

...community know what your favorite book is in the comments! Additional resources on the Addgene blog Learn...

...including Shinya Yamanaka, George Q. Daley, Christine Mummery, Lorenz Studer, and Deepak Srivastava--addressed...

...have a favorite lab app, please share it in the comments section below! Many thanks to our guest blogger...

...catalytically active and inactive CRISPR-Cas9 using asymmetric donor DNA." Nature biotechnology (2016). PubMed...

...send around a Google doc where people can make comments. At meetings, we just focus on the parts where...