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... sites in the ITRs. Regular Sanger sequencing typically fails to sequence through ITRs due to their secondary...of lox sites which are part of a dual lox system called FLEX or DIO. Lox sites are recognized by the recombinase...

...analyzing the gene’s function. The process is shown graphically in the following figure, in which we add EcoRI...TGGCATATCTCGAAGTACTGAGCGGCCGCTAAGCA-3’) into this calculator we get a final Reverse Primer sequence of 5’-...

...Find plasmids from this publication at Addgene. Scalable and versatile genome editing using linear DNAs...Caenorhabditis elegans. Paix A, Wang Y, Smith HE, Lee CY, Calidas D, Lu T, Smith J, Schmidt H, Krause MW, Seydoux...

...type; however, their usage has been limited by technical problems. For instance, it’s much more difficult...presence of the CPP may alter protein function or localization. Thus, the usefulness of CPPs must be evaluated...

... Listen to our podcast interview with Harvard Medical School researcher Connie Cepko to learn about her...mentoring meetings a priority. Schedule meetings or calls regularly and don’t cancel, so that you drive progress...

...developed a web-based, career-planning platform called the Individual Development Plan (IDP) and uses ... Outreach activities (e.g. Volunteer at a local high school science class: Science Club for Girls...

...aqueous samples might be affected by dry ice, and specifically how dry ice can affect virus from Addgene. ...never stored on dry ice/exposed to CO2 (Fig. 5). Basically, the CO2 goes in and the CO2 goes out. Conclusions...

... to modify the desired genomic locus.   Some historical notes CRISPR arrays in bacterial genomes consist...arrays, they did not know their functions and simply called the repeated elements “direct repeats” and the ...

... a downregulation of signal, though it’s hard to call from this plot. The red (bottom) peak overlaps with...Research Assistant in Arlene Sharpe’s lab at Harvard Medical School.   More resources on the Addgene blog Antibodies...

...transfer plasmid sequences into the host genome. Typically, it is the sequences between and including the...pseudotyping.   Figure 1: Genome of a prototypical gamma-retrovirus.    Frequently asked questions...

...sample. The isotype antibody will be virtually identical to the antibody for your marker of interest. It...research technician in Arlene Sharpe's lab at Harvard Medical School.   More resources on the Addgene blog Introduction...

...powered plasmid maps far easier to navigate. These practical and effective changes will give you the ability... and “Sequence” tabs. BLAST Use the Basic Local Alignment Search Tool (BLAST) via the NCBI website...

...anti-FLAG-FB-GFP binding to FLAG-tag H2B for nuclear localization. (c) Applications of anti-FLAG-FB-GFP labeling...4xFLAG-mCherry-β-actin), and mitochondrial (mito-mCherry-1xFLAG) localization. Adapted from Liu et al. 2021. Anti-FLAG...

...end joining (NHEJ). In these reporters, editing typically results in a change in the fluorescent readout...stimulated homology-directed repair. Journal of Biological Chemistry 292:6148–6162 . https://doi.org/10.1074...

... specific DNA base changes and consist of a catalytically impaired Cas protein (dCas or Cas nickase) fused...previously uneditable sequences. Four DNA base swaps, so called point mutations that change C to T, G to A, A to...

... the following, which are later printed for my physical lab notebook, along with any figures generated...between each word can make it difficult to accurately call a file. Version control your commonly used scripts...

...out the sources of miscommunication and b) find practical solutions.  My PhD prepared me remarkably well...answer to these questions--which were real, not hypothetical--was clearly “no.” When there was room for misinterpretation...

...once it is engaged by its target, it will non-specifically cut ssDNA. This feature is shared by other Cas... potential as a viral therapeutic that could specifically degrade target viral RNA. For more information...

...intuitive, or logical to a biologist that are not at all obvious, intuitive, or logical to a layperson...

...library, propagated it, separated it into roughly identical replicate groups, and treated these groups with...would have different labels - i.e. they would stochastically arise from different cells throughout the treatment...