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...initiation of chromosome replication. Nucleic Acids Research, 46(12), 6140–6151. https://doi.org/10.1093/nar...

... efficiency than its wild-type counterpart.  In search of a smaller, but equally potent Cas9 protein, ...

...Durbin AF, Kellner MJ, Tan AL, Paul LM, Parham LA, Garcia KF, Barnes KG, Chak B, Mondini A, Nogueira ML, ...

...et al., 2015). Now, bioinformatics tools help researchers determine how compatible their plasmids will ...

...Resources on Addgene.org Find Viral Vectors for Your Research Brush Up on All Things Lentivirus with our Lentiviral...

... instead activates Spinach fluorescence. In the search for something more stable for quantitative imaging...

...addgene.3waajp.  These tools will enable researchers to interrogate the distinct roles of neurexin...

...more to optogenetics than neuronal activity. Researchers have designed a variety of photoswitchable elements...

...ssDNA or RNA–protein interactions.” Nucleic Acids Research, 23.18 (1995): 3792–3793. PubMed PMID: 7479014...

... Structural determination on magnetic beads for scarce macromolecules in heterogeneous samples. bioRxiv...

... with Linkers (MODAL) strategy." Nucleic acids research 42.1 (2014): e7-e7. PubMed PMID: 24153110. PubMed...

...systems. Interested in applying Brainbow to your research? Check out Brainbow plasmids available from Addgene...

...numbered AAV1, AAV2, and so on. In addition, researchers have created many engineered serotypes by mixing...

...the (all-too-common) event that homology-based searches return no candidates. Our strategy: Express random...

... that you can make on your own.  To narrow your search, first pay attention to the validated applications...

...blogger, Beth Kenkel Beth Kenkel is currently a research scientist in the Department of Laboratory Medicine...

...pretty amazing. Despite the shifting landscape of research opportunities, it’s an exciting time to be in ...

...of tissue clearing techniques (9) now allows researchers to image tissues that are over a cm3 in size....

...design your first flow panels! Paul Heisig is a Research Associate in the lab of Arlene Sharpe at Harvard...

...and their applications can be exhausting. A quick search for "CRISPR", short-hand for Clustered Regularly...