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...two areas of research where HEK cells may be particularly useful due to their intrinsic properties. ...by mycoplasma and bacteria, but HEKs are also particularly vulnerable to viral infection. Yes, your cells...

...expected to be in this here and now. Our closure was earlier than most companies. Since the start of this crisis... to make most of our payroll for the spring and early summer months. We are also extremely grateful to...

...Alpha variant), B1.1.298, and B.1.429 (Epsilon), nearly as well as they could for the wild-type. However...TM, Clayton KL, Nitido AD, Murali MR, Alter G, Charles RC, Dighe A, Branda JA, Lennerz JK, Lingwood D,...

...plasmid in NEB T7 SHuffle bacteria (C3029J). We are clearly NEB “fanboys” as the bacteria significantly enhance...biochemist in the Vanderbilt Eye Institute and is particularly interested in cell signaling.     Additional...

...commercial plasmids were inconsistent and sometimes clearly wrong. In an effort to be rigorous, we dug into...Biology at the University of Chicago. He was an early depositor at Addgene, and conceived SnapGene because...

...better, no grant writing Job changes can happen regularly (every 4-6 years is common), but this can also...diverse options and how to take advantage of them early is one way to smooth your path to a fulfilling career...

...by mutations in the OCRL1 gene that leads to the early death of young patients as their kidneys fail. The...interested in XP out of a desire to understand the early events in the transformation of healthy cells into...

...MTAs by the Provider and Recipient (in Addgene parlance, the depositor and requestor) organizations. Over...depends on things being organized, tracked, and clearly communicated. And that’s where MTAs, and similar...

...insects, mammals, and plants, among others. I particularly enjoyed the emphasis that microbes are neither...last 8 years. Since then, we’ve read books across nearly every genre you can imagine: gothic, mystery, sci-fi...

... 2017. These travel awards are intended to help early career scientists attend a conference of their choice...evidence suggests that it is incredibly important for nearly every aspect of life.” Unger began with the a bacterial...

...thinking: I wish I had this kind of experience earlier! After all, students build circuits in physics... about operating the rest of the car as well. Similarly, cell free expression systems contain all the ...

... neutralize the SARS-CoV-2 virus. But while the early results were promising, the researchers did not ... the preprint repository BioRxiv. This example clearly illustrates the power of collaboration, which despite...

...decolorized as gram negative. A German scientist, Carl Weigert, later expanded on Gram’s discovery, adding...resources.   Bruckner, M. Gram Staining. https://serc.carleton.edu/microbelife/research_methods/microscopy/gramstain.html...

...They are targeting the genes responsible for both early onset and late onset AD. In this study, the group...autosomal-dominant mutations that have been connected to the early onset of Alzheimer’s disease, as well as those that...

...specificity in the miRNA regulatory process. This early research is still relevant to his work at the Broad...screens to learn more about cancer biology in Ed Harlow’s group at Harvard Medical School and then applied...

...results. The footer and improved menus we launched earlier in the year, as well as our redesigned homepage...categorization of our information in order to more granularly customize the search engine, and a scoping mechanism...

...miRNA reporter podcast segment Discovered in the early 1990’s, microRNAs (miRNAs) are recognized as important...analysis of immune cells has been a gap in the field. Arlene Sharpe’s group at the Harvard Medical School developed...

...because they demonstrate high promoter activity (Earley et al. 2020), but non-AAV2 ITRs can be used to ...microorganisms1202031038399714. PMID: 38399714. Earley, L. F., Conatser, L. M., Lue, V. M., Dobbins, A...

...research (3). The sky is the limit. As mentioned earlier, even genes not found in Drosophila can be studied...immunology PhD at Harvard University. He has had nearly a decade of experience working with Drosophila ...

... in Health and Disease. 5th edition. New York: Garland Science; 2001. Structural variation in immunoglobulin... in Health and Disease. 5th edition. New York: Garland Science; 2001. The distribution and functions of...