Vector Academy
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{[tag|boatFixI18n|translate]}Keywords: AAV, in vivo viral vector, therapeutic development, serotype tropism
Learn about AAV and the properties that have made it one of the most popular viral vectors for in vivo applications and therapeutic development.
Read More ››Keywords: CRISPR screening, gRNA library design, in vitro and in vivo models, library preparation
Explore the critical steps in designing and performing CRISPR screens and learn what to consider to set your screening project up for success.
Read More ››Keywords: mRNA vaccine, polyadenylation, poly(A) tail, mRNA stability
Learn about the crucial role of poly(A) tails in the life cycle of mRNAs and how to leverage this for optimal efficacy of mRNA-based therapeutics.
Read More ››Keywords: Gene delivery seminar series, iPSCs, neurodegenerative disease, CRISPR
Dr. Narayan's innovative work shows how patient-derived iPSC models are transforming our understanding of AD while paving the way toward targeted therapies.
Read More ››Keywords: CRISPR-Cas9, genome editing, CRISPR vector design, gene knockout, gene regulation
An overview of CRISPR-Cas9 tools and mechanisms, with practical tips to optimize vector design for efficient genome editing.
Read More ››Keywords: CRISPR delivery, plasmid, virus, mRNA, RNP
A comparison of delivery systems to help you choose the optimal method for your CRISPR experiments, from research applications to clinical use.
Read More ››Keywords: Lentivirus, Vector Design, Repetitive Sequences
Using two identical promoters in a lentiviral vector causes detrimental effects on proper expression of the two open reading frames.
Read More ››Keywords: Promoter, cloning, CMV, CAG, lentivirus, AAV
This article highlights the role of ubiquitous promoters in gene delivery, discussing the advantages and limitations of viral and non-viral promoters, including CMV, CAG, and EF1α, to guide you in your vector design decisions.
Read More ››Keywords: Oncolytic virus, tumor targeting, immune stimulation
A deep dive into the attributes and design of recombinant viruses for use as potent oncolytic agents in the clinic and why HSV and VACV are ideal oncolytic virus candidates.
Read More ››Keywords: Reporter genes, fluorescent reporters, luciferase assay
Discover primary reporter types and navigate the roadmap to find whether fluorescent reporters, luciferase, or beta-galactosidase is the best option to detect and measure your gene or element of interest.
Read More ››Keywords: Bicistronic vector, 2A peptide, linker
This guide provides key considerations and troubleshooting tips for constructing vectors with multiple genes, including which linker to use and the importance of optimizing order.
Read More ››Keywords: Cre recombinase, conditional knockout, Cre-lox system
The Cre-Lox system, featuring Cre recombinase and loxP sites, is a cornerstone of genetic engineering, enabling precise control over gene expression and modification.
Read More ››Keywords: Transposable elements, transposase, PiggyBac
Learn about optimization strategies gene delivery systems using transposons and transposases. Here we compare different systems like piggyBac, Sleeping Beauty, and Tol2, detailing their integration mechanisms, carrying capacities, and target preferences.
Read More ››Keywords: CAR-T cell therapy, Kymriah CAR-T, immunotherpy
A deep dive into the biology behind CAR-T vectors, their clinical applications, and how CRISPR/Cas9 is being used to create the next generation of CAR therapeutics.
Read More ››Keywords: Cell culture media, plasmid yield, bacterial growth
Plasmid yield from bacterial cultures can be enhanced by optimizing antibiotics, culture conditions, and even the plasmid itself. This guide showcases how high your yield can be through simple steps.
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