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...capsid. Rep proteins are also involved in the transcriptional regulation of the AAV p40 promoter which drives...

...regions of a neuron. Optogenetic approaches excel at discrete cell or tissue-subregion targeting down to the...

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... the correct size (vector + insert). You should screen 3-4 colonies to ensure that you find the correct...

...primary cells. In 2009, Zsuzsanna Izsvak’s lab screened many SB tranposase variants for hyperactivity ...

...a 5 part series on Management for Scientists. Subscribe to the Addgene Blog to follow the entire series...

...Plasmids 101 Posts Learn How to Use Blue White Screening to Simplify Your Cloning Experiments See Where...

...frustrating for solo flyers Other people will routinely scrutinize your data—science can be surprisingly more rigorous...

...delightful. Grab a hot beverage and a blanket, then scroll on for some wintery delights!    Table 1: New...

...immunocytochemistry (ICC). Not all of the solutions described here may be as effective for other techniques,...

...using NeuroStack and the fibers as previously described, then measured electrophysiological potential ...

...with kidney cells (Shaw et al.). Since then, transcriptome studies of the cell line have determined it ...

...to select against CRISPR positive plants, but screening these can be challenging and requires specialized...

... advances in gene synthesis, affinity reagent screening, and next-generation sequencing of hybridomas ...

...rRNA in bacterial RNA-Seq. This enriches for transcripts of interest without an increase in the number...

...p15A B Relaxed pSC101 ~5 pSC101 C Stringent pBluescript ~300-500 ColE1 (derivative) and F1** A Relaxed...

.... “They took a dividing yeast and did a genetic screen to identify the factors that regulate cell division...

...enters a host cell, enters the host nucleus, is transcribed into RNA, and is translated into protein. ...