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...Tsang There are many strategies for finding your clones in an experiment. Read this blog post for some ...

...Potter-style.The shared lunches create a culture of openness and trust that comes from caring about your colleagues...

... Another artist who spent his life blurring the lines between science and art was Albert G. Richards, ...

...scientists as possible.  He also thanked our many business partners, without whom Addgene could not do what...

... his family spend family reunions in various wildernesses and enjoys “three generations walk[ing] together...

... well and communicates clearly and openly Gives honest feedback without ever being demeaning Does not ...

... with you what we’ve been working on behind the scenes here at Addgene.  Addgene's new homepage While...

...a reply to an email. You need answers: the right ones, quickly, and this is why we have a dedicated support...

...the criteria that you meet strongly and note the ones that you could meet with learning (scientists are...

...involved in the onset of spondylarthritis, using Bioluminescence Resonance Energy Transfer (BRET) technique,...

...were invented by synthetic biologists. An sgRNA combines a crRNA and a tracrRNA into a single strand that...

...Stacey! Sean D. Stacey is a Ph.D. student at East Tennessee State University. He works with gene expression...

...Plasmid Cloning by PCR Perform Site Directed Mutagenesis by PCR Catch up on Your Plasmid Background with...

...widely applied in many model organisms and cell lines. Although ChIP-seq is a relatively simple and robust...

...comparison of the same experiment from different cell lines/model systems ReFigure allows you to make meaningful...

... the road to keep being at the very top of the business.” Caitlin’s advice for budding science communicators...

...bacteria and plants. Her research involves cloning cry genes from the soil bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis and...

...where we are often trained to follow protocols, guidelines, and standards. Bricking science reminded us ...

...vectors (shapes defined by 2D points connected by lines and curves) that you’ve drawn. Layers are useful...

...neurons using the Gal4/UAS system. This created fish lines with different groups of neurons that could be activated...