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...classify unknown, or ‘orphan’, TFs into their respective families. Given the number of poorly studied ...cellular fates were then matched with candidate TFs responsible for that differentiation.   Fig. 2: Single...

... illustrates the power of collaboration, which despite the competitiveness of cutting-edge research, is... list. We then collected and classified their responses, and used that information to deliver to the requesters...

...is a variant with increased PAM flexibiliy and eSpCas9/SpCas9-HF1 have increased targeting specificity...CRISPR/Cas systems have a variety of enzymes responsible for processing foreign DNA as well as the RNA...

...matching the backbone and insert, respectively. The results on the gel correspond to the predicted sizes. Watch...

...rate than that of bacteria (~24 h vs 20 min, respectively). Therefore, it is not always mission critical...plasmids containing the viral EBV or SV40 ORIs, respectively. The presence of these viral components greatly...

... a patient mutation to assess how patients may respond to drug treatment. Another example is using a mouse...gene expression temporarily. RNAi libraries are especially useful if you are interested in studying genes...

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...can be dissected at various times throughout the lifespan of the fly to determine the implications of your...differentiation (a cell type important for adaptive immune responses, which flies do not have!) (4). The power of Drosophila...

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