...time for me to complete an online social media certification on social media data, and I was given a fantastic... occasional TikTok. I was also responsible for typical entry level tasks such as stuffing new depositor...connections with coworkers seem, in retrospect, nonsensical. I have found the people at Addgene have become... at Northeastern and Addgene co-op studying communications, marketing, and global fashion studies. She...

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... lab at ETH Zürich. “Instead of a graphical abstract, it’s a musical abstract,” says Di Ventura, a professor...in @nchembio Title: Bye bye L-arabinose drive. Dedicated to Edo, Armin and @KhammashLab. I hope you all...reached the level of expression needed for most applications.   Figure 1: With blue light, the VVD...

...preparations have worked well in my lab, including in applications where we have delivered them in vivo to the ...Roth’s lab are already available allowing you to chemically control neuronal activity while studying your...distributing new types of materials. At the time of publication we’ve already fulfilled more than 140 orders ... service as we continue to develop it. More communication and sharing will only help research advance....

...physiology. Ribosome profiling Ribosome profiling, a biochemical method developed in 2009, takes a “snapshot” ...translation While ribosome profiling co-opts the physical location of the ribosome, TRICK (Translating RNA...development, the osk-TRICK reporter was double labeled, indicating translational repression. During later stages...studying translation in various cell types and physiological states. References 1. Ingolia, Nicholas T.,...

...represent the fraction of that total with the indicated function. One huge reason CRISPR has become such...Chavez, researcher at the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering and member of the Addgene...achieving the gRNA representation recommended in the publications associated with these libraries. Please note...particular, the Church lab at the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering and the Zhang and Doench...

...microorganisms based on metagenomic data. MerMAIDs (Metagenomically discovered Marine, Anion-conducting and Intensely...publicly available metagenomic datasets with biophysical studies and the potential of mining datasets ...plasmids at Addgene Opperman J et al., Nature Communications, 2019. PubMed PMID: 31346176. Using LADL to...CIBN), which they call the LADL Anchor. Using specifically designed gRNAs, they can then recruit these ...

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...Immunosurveillance and Defense With increasingly sophisticated visualization techniques it is possible to follow... and correlating them with tumor mutations and clinical responses. This platform has the potential to ...the use of optogenetic tools is expanding to immunological research. Here the Zhou group presented Opto-CRAC... et al. "Caloric restriction mimetics enhance anticancer immunosurveillance." Cancer cell 30.1 (2016):...

... light-mediated? The researchers split the proteolytically active light chain of BoNT/B into two fragments...that undergo light-induced dimerization. Upon application of blue light, iLID undergoes a conformational...rely heavily on fluorescent protein genes. These optical reporters have limited deep-tissue performance,...the field. Arlene Sharpe’s group at the Harvard Medical School developed a solution: CHIME, a CRISPR-Cas9...

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...of interest and, for in vivo work, generate a dedicated transgenic line. Using zebrafish as a model organism... for example).  Given that the liver is an immunologically active organ, this advance is likely to afford...off-target mutations. These plasmids contain catalytically inactive dCas9 and microbial SSAPs (dCas9-SSAP...clonal multiplexing of cells in live imaging application. Each visual barcode consists of a fluorescent...

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...α-complementation. The system described above was put to practical use in the following way. Scientists engineered...insert. All colonies on this plate should be blue, indicating that your IPTG and x-gal are working as they ...of false positives: Blue-white screening only indicates the presence of AN insert, not necessarily YOUR... Jessica Welch...

...missing or damaged nucleotides that are common to biological sources of DSBs, and which need to be processed...generated in the course of repair by NHEJ are typically small (1-10 bp) but extremely heterogeneous. There.... NHEJ can also be engaged by variants of the canonical Cas9 approach. A pair of CRISPR guides that flank...Translocations in Human Cells Are Generated by Canonical Nonhomologous End-Joining. Molecular Cell 55:829...

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...produce genetically modified cells in less than a month's time. Addgene: What are the implications of this...Musunuru: The kit includes 832 plasmids containing prefabricated pieces that allow you to build a DNA-binding...diseases. We are knocking out genes that have been implicated in disease or, in cases where particular variants...