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...in AT-rich regions of the genome or just after a stop codon (as required for C-terminus epitope tagging...

...research, gathered up your data into an exciting story, and are ready to present your findings at a conference...

...addition to genome identification, we developed custom open-access Python scripts that can perform a deeper...

...my blog helped immensely when CINSO started brainstorming the resources we wanted to provide online. ...

... BLAST options and for our suggested blastx customization. Similar to nucleotide sequences, proteins often...

...change your protein of interest.   Fig. 2: Stop re-cutting with PAM and guide RNA disrupting mutations...

...complex biological reagents; many factors, like storage buffers and conditions (3,5,8), injection titers...

....1709035114 Rubin BE, Diamond S, Cress BF, Crits-Christoph A,  He C , Xu M, Zhou Z, Smock DC, Tang K, Owens...

...in large enough quantities (and the correct stoichiometric ratios) to generate useable data. What’s more...

...known pathogenic alleles, or introduce a premature stop codon to render an RNA nonfunctional. In their quest...

... 2020. We fit our model for each region using stochastic gradient descent in Pytorch, which gave us the...

...Before you reach for that silica spin column, stop to consider some ways to purify DNA without a kit....

...you find yourself in this situation, considering stopping (temporarily or permanently) the recurring meeting...

...applications of lentiviral vectors! Lentiviral vector history and components In the early 1990s, researchers ...

...cultures of your positive clones. If you want to store your clones longer term, just streak the colonies...

...targeting a process essential to most bacteria, custom CRISPR antimicrobials can target specific sequences...

...containing buffer, polymerase and dNTPs, can be stored frozen: just defrost and add your primers and template...

...encodes Cas9 and contains a site for inserting a custom gRNA.  While this methodology has proven to be ...

...Subcellular localization 1 TagBFP 399nm/ 456nm histone 2B (H2B) Chromatin 2 Cerulean 433nm/ 475nm Lyn-tag...

...becoming just the fifth repeat Nobel Prize winner in history. Interestingly, he also adds to the disproportionately...