By Melina Fan
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You've done the research, analyzed your data, and made your tables and figures. Now it's time to write. Sometimes, it's hard to get those words out and onto the screen and transform your work into a paper or a grant. Here’s a list of tools and resources that might help make ...
Looking to kick your Zoom background game to the next level? Have you been using Zoom’s default backgrounds all year and want a change? Addgene has you covered. Today we’re releasing 11 bold science-themed backgrounds! Show off your favorite reagent, scientific technique, or ...
To deliver genes using lentiviral vectors, you need an envelope protein on the virus’s surface and a corresponding receptor in the host cell. Some of these envelope-receptor pairings are broad, allowing delivery into many cell types, while others are specific, allowing delivery ...
This post was contributed by guest bloggers, Qi Li, a lecturer at Sichuan Normal University, Jieze Zhang, an intern in the Yang Lab, and Sheng Yang, a professor in synthetic biology from the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
We’re so excited to share some good news with you: with contributions from depositors around the globe, we’re now sharing over 100,000 reagents including plasmids, ready-to-use viral preps, pooled libraries, kits, and cloning grade DNA!
Originally published Aug 3, 2017 and last updated Apr 6, 2021 by Will Arnold. Introducing NGS in 2017 for all incoming plasmids was a big change for Addgene - we had used Sanger sequencing for quality control for over ten years. Now, thanks to a generous donation by the Hirsh ...
Update Apr 8, 2021: While this contest is over, we will host other contests in the future. Subscribe to the blog to stay in the know! No pranks, just fun and games this April Fool’s Day on the Addgene blog. We’ve been mostly working remotely for the last year to give our ...
