In the News: Surface testing startup in Eugene is working to stop spread of COVID-19 nation-wide
Surface testing can save lives!
Our partner Enviral Tech was in the news recently about the life-saving technology of surface testing. We are proud to partner with such an innovative and crucial company right now to enable early detection of the virus and safe reopenings.
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Featured Findings:
- Genetic Models for COVID-19 Research
- We are ready to help you with your COVID-19 research! We offer our genetic expertise in the engineering of humanizations, fluorescence markers, luciferase, activity reporters, and conditional expression to help you interrogate drug and vaccine activity, binding interactions, mechanism of action, and more.
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- We are ready to help you with your COVID-19 research! We offer our genetic expertise in the engineering of humanizations, fluorescence markers, luciferase, activity reporters, and conditional expression to help you interrogate drug and vaccine activity, binding interactions, mechanism of action, and more.
- 17 Minutes of Science: A Scientist’s Journey From the Lab Bench to Policy-Making
- Join us as we discuss with Andrea Stathopoulos, a neuroscientist and AAAS Science and Technology Policy Fellow with NSF. Tune in to learn more
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- Join us as we discuss with Andrea Stathopoulos, a neuroscientist and AAAS Science and Technology Policy Fellow with NSF. Tune in to learn more
- From Models to Insights
- We have expanded our CRISPR genome editing platform to add in new capabilities! Check out our updated capabilities library.
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- We have expanded our CRISPR genome editing platform to add in new capabilities! Check out our updated capabilities library.
- 17 Minutes of Science: Spreading Diversity and Inclusion in Science Through Sharks
- Join us as we talk with Melissa Cristina Márquez, a marine biologist in Perth Australia whose work focuses on the behavior, ecology and conservation of Chondrichthyans. She’s the founder of The Fins United Initiative, an organization focused on the education and conservation programming for Chondrichthyans and is passionate about science outreach and increasing diversity in STEM through sharks.
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- Join us as we talk with Melissa Cristina Márquez, a marine biologist in Perth Australia whose work focuses on the behavior, ecology and conservation of Chondrichthyans. She’s the founder of The Fins United Initiative, an organization focused on the education and conservation programming for Chondrichthyans and is passionate about science outreach and increasing diversity in STEM through sharks.
- Glowing Worms Offer New Tools to Study Diseases from Kidney Disease to Aging
- By genetically modifying C. elegans worms to create basement membrane proteins that glow under fluorescent light, the scientists at Duke University say it’s possible to see for the first time how basement membranes are assembled during development, and how they change and regenerate throughout life.
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- By genetically modifying C. elegans worms to create basement membrane proteins that glow under fluorescent light, the scientists at Duke University say it’s possible to see for the first time how basement membranes are assembled during development, and how they change and regenerate throughout life.
Industry News:
- Animal research support rises in US
- How one rare disease research company has adapted to COVID-19
- Oregon State receives $5.9 million to study environmental health problems
- NHGRI commemorates 20th anniversary of White House event announcing draft human genome sequence
- How a lab studying Down Syndrome created an important resource for COVID-19 research
P.S.
We’re entering the 4th month since the WHO declared the novel coronavirus as a global pandemic, and while we’ve learned a lot about the virus, we are also still in the dark about many aspects of it. Companies around the world are working around the clock to try and find both vaccines and therapeutics for those affected by it, and BioRender has created an incredibly informative and useful tool to track the progress of these. Check it out.
