Using CRISPR for KO and HDR, NGS detects low frequency variants, methylene blue as redox reporter

Using CRISPR for KO and HDR, NGS detects low frequency variants, methylene blue as redox reporter

 

Using CRISPR genome editing for gene knockout and homology-directed repair (HDR)

Webinar review: You will receive expert guidance on a complete CRISPR genome editing workflow, including available tools and protocols in this webinar. Also, see what we have learned about homology-directed repair (HDR) and a new option for repair templates.


NGS detection of low frequency genetic variants using novel, molecular sequencing adaptors

Webinar review: Learn about unique molecular adaptors and a high-performance target capture method for NGS analysis of low frequency variants.

 


Aptamer-based electrochemical biosensors using methylene blue as a redox reporter

Modification highlight: Did you know that methylene blue, one of the stains commonly used in cytology, can also function as a reporter molecule in non-colorimetric assays? Read about the novel use of methylene blue in aptamer-based, electrochemical biosensors for both diagnostics and basic research applications.