Addgene News, September 2013

Addgene Newsletter, September 2013

Share Plasmids, Share Science

Collaboration and sharing are integral tenets

of scientific research. Read on for some great examples of scientists helping each other and sharing plasmids, including the Open Source Wnt Project, the MAPK Collection, and more.

~The Addgene Team

Crowd-Sourced Science: The Open Source Wnt Project

Dr. Marian Waterman (UC Irvine) shares her experience crowd-sourcing the development of a 95-plasmid Wnt clone collection and gives advice for further community collaborations.

>Read the Interview

Hot Plasmids & Papers

Tools for Proteomic Mapping

TALEN Kit for Easy Genome Engineering in hPSCs

Gateway-Compatible Cloning and Expression Vectors

And More...

Guides: Even More Fluorescent Proteins

We've expanded our Fluorescent Protein Guide! Now including plasmids for applications such as:

Subcellular localiztion fluorescent protein expression in cells

FRET

Biosensors

Subcellular Localization

New CRISPR/Cas9 Plasmids!

We've highlighted the newest CRISPR/Cas9 additions to the repository in our Hot Plasmids feature.

Or use Addgene's updated CRISPR/Cas9 plasmid guide to find the right system for your experiments.

Looking for MAPK Plasmids?

In collaboration with the MAPK research community, Addgene has collected a variety of mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) plasmids.

>Browse MAPK

Thank You!

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