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Unlocking the Potential of Molecular Cloning: A Look at 5 Popular Plasmids and Their Functions

Plasmids are a crucial tool for molecular cloning in genetic engineering. They are small, circular, double-stranded DNA molecules that can replicate independently within bacterial cells. Plasmids can be modified with a variety of genetic elements, making them versatile vehicles for gene expression, protein production, and more. In this article, we will discuss five popular plasmids that are commonly used in molecular cloning.

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Streamlining Your Lab Operation: The 5 Advantages of Using a LIMS System

Laboratories play a vital role in various industries, particularly in biotechnology and research and development (R&D) groups. Effective laboratory management is crucial for the success of these operations, and one way to achieve this is through the use of a Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS). A LIMS system is a software platform that is designed to help manage and organize data and inventory in a laboratory.

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A Conversation with Sarah Richardson – the “Germ Wrangler” (Part II)

MicroByre is domesticating organisms to become model species capable of addressing some of society’s most intractable problems – think climate change, to start. It’s doing so, in part, by breaking down barriers between disciplines and even industries, blending the brains, the skills and the technologies of geneticists and microbiologists and informaticians and chemists and bioengineers and data scientists – and let’s not forget the Lab Bots. 

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Sarah Richardson

A Conversation with Sarah Richardson – the “Germ Wrangler” (Part I)

MicroByre is domesticating organisms to become model species capable of addressing some of society’s most intractable problems – think climate change, to start. It’s doing so, in part, by breaking down barriers between disciplines and even industries, blending the brains, the skills and the technologies of geneticists and microbiologists and informaticians and chemists and bioengineers and data scientists – and let’s not forget the Lab Bots. 

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A conversation with Keith Wilson, CEO of Nalo Therapeutics

If you want to get a sense of the challenges of creating biologics, ask Keith Wilson. He has spent his biopharma career trying to get large molecules to market in one fashion or another, as a scientist and in other roles in early research, drug discovery, target discovery and through clinical trials.

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