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Gene Editing
How does Cre/loxP recombination work?
In this blog, we discuss the basics of the Cre/Lox technique which is used in conditionally controlling gene manipulation in zebrafish.
Jenn Lawson
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In this blog, we discuss the basics of the Cre/Lox technique which is used in conditionally controlling gene manipulation in zebrafish.
In an effort to create better research models for epilepsy, we’ve been working on a grant-funded project to humanize numerous C. elegans genes. Learn more about our progress and our findings in this blog.
Two main lessons learned: 1. stay current with a broad variety of literature and 2. always be willing to try new methods
C. elegans and Zebrafish have been used to study the effects of ultraviolet radiation (UVR) for decades. August is Summer Sun Safety Month so in this month’s Research Spotlight we wanted to highlight sun safety and how C. elegans and zebrafish are helping in this field.
In an effort to create better models for epilepsy, we’ve been working on a grant-funded project to humanize important synaptic machinery by replacing endogenous coding
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An expert in CRISPR genome editing, InVivo Biosystems creates custom genome-edited C. elegans and zebrafish models to enable aging, developmental, and disease studies. Our unique in vivo platforms and technologies bridge the gap between cells and mice.