Genomics and Epigenetics
A Step-by-step Guide to Designing Cas13 gRNAs
Designing Cas13 gRNAs is a bit different to the standard Cas9. Read this guide to learn how it differs, and get a step-by-step guide on how to design the perfect Cas13 gRNAs.
Read MoreDetecting Low-Abundant Neurofilament Light Chain
Detecting Low-Abundant Neurofilament Light Chain Available On-Demand Speaker Rick Wiese, Ph.D. Head of Singleplex & Special Protein Platforms R&DMerck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany Rick Wiese holds a PhD from FDA NCTR and has over 22 years of experience in immunoassay development and production. In 2007, he became R&D Manager for the MILLIPLEX® assay group and then…
Read MoreCRISPR-Cas13: How to Revolutionize Your RNA Research
CRISPR isn’t just about DNA editing. Discover how you can use Cas13 proteins in your research to knock down, modify or track RNAs in mammalian cells.
Read MoreIntroduction to Liquid Handling for NGS Workflows
Introduction to Liquid Handling for NGS Workflows Date: Thursday May 19th 2022Available On Demand Speakers Elisa Viering Product Marketing Manager Elisa joined Eppendorf in 2021 as a Product Marketing Manager for automated Liquid Handling and PCR devices. She has previous experience as a Global Product Manager for automated electrophoresis solutions and as a Laboratory Engineer…
Read MoreMonitoring adoptive cell therapy using immunosequencing
Monitoring adoptive cell therapy using immunosequencing Date: Thursday, April 28th 2022Time: 8am Los Angeles, 10am Chicago, 11am New York, 4pm London, 5pm Berlin Adoptive cellular and CAR-T immunotherapies have the potential to revolutionize the treatment of patients with various solid tumors and blood cancers, where patients’ T cells are extracted, modified and reinfused. As this…
Read MoreAccelerating discovery with the immunoSEQ® HLA Classifier
Accelerating discovery with the immunoSEQ® HLA Classifier Thursday, March 17th 2022 8am Los Angeles, 10am Chicago, 11am New York, 3pm London, 4pm Berlin Classic major histocompatibility complex (MHC) proteins, also known as human leukocyte antigen proteins (HLA) in humans, play an essential role in immune function and regulation, including influencing the composition of the T-cell…
Read MoreBoosting signal-to-noise in single cell RNA-seq through molecular depletion
Boosting signal-to-noise in single cell RNA-seq through molecular depletion Available On Demand Speaker Jon Bezney Research Associate III,Research & Development,Jumpcode Genomics Jon Bezney is a Research Associate III at Jumpcode Genomics. Jon received his Bachelor of Science from Yale University in molecular biology. He then spent three years at the Broad Institute of MIT and…
Read MoreIntroduction to DNA Microarrays
This is the first installment in the DNA microarray series where I will introduce the technology and explain the basics.
Read MoreFunctional Genomics Screening: From Knockout and Modulation to Single Cell Analysis
Functional Genomics Screening: From Knockout and Modulation to Single Cell Analysis Available On Demand Speaker Gurpreet Balrey, PhD Head of Global Commercial Enablement and EMEA Business HeadMerck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany Gurpreet attended the University of Nottingham for a Biotechnology degree followed by a PhD in Molecular Biology and Plant Genetic Engineering at the same University.…
Read MoreUnderstanding gum diseases by integrating multiplexed-technologies in the microbiome and immunological analysis
Understanding gum diseases by integrating multiplexed-technologies in the microbiome and immunological analysis Available On Demand Speakers Dr. Renato Corrêa Viana Casarin Unicamp Dr. Casarin has a MSc and Ph.D. in Periodontics from the Piracicaba Dental School, State University of Campinas – UNICAMP. He is currently an associate professor in Periodontics at the Piracicaba Dental School.…
Read MoreQuick and Easy Sequencing of SARS-CoV-2 to Identify Variants of Concern
Quick and Easy Sequencing of SARS-CoV-2 to Identify Variants of Concern Available On Demand Speaker Jordan RoseFigura, PhD Director of Material SciencesSwift Biosciences Dr. Jordan RoseFigura completed her Ph.D. in Chemistry at UC Berkeley where she studied the mechanism of PQQ formation. She then took up an NIH Postdoctoral Fellowship at The Rockefeller University where…
Read MoreMultiplex CRISPR Gene Editing: What You Need to Know
If you need a multi-gene knockout or large-scale genomic modification, or want reduced off-target effects, then multiplex CRISPR is for you!
Read MoreControlling Gene Expression with CRISPR Interference (CRISPRi)
CRISPR interference allows for the regulation of gene expression in vivo. Here’s a short guide to how it works.
Read MoreCRISPR-Cas9 Genome Editing: Weighing the Pros and Cons
Discover the pros and cons of CRISPR as a genome-editing tool in your research.
Read MoreScreening in the Modern CRISPR Era
Screening in the Modern CRISPR Era Available On Demand Speaker Andrew Ravanelli Principal Scientist, Genome and Epigenome EditingMerck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany Andrew obtained his Ph.D. in Cell Biology from Duke University, where he used mouse and zebrafish models to dissect cellular mechanisms of early tissue formation. He completed a postdoctoral fellowship in Pediatrics at the…
Read MoreCRISPR Screening: from design and discovery to validation
CRISPR Screening: from design and discovery to validation On Demand Speaker Gillian Browne, PhD Global Head of Commercial Enablement, Genome Engineering & ModulationMilliporeSigma Gillian received a BSc in Biomedical Sciences, followed by a PhD in Cellular and Molecular Cancer Biology in the UK. She pursued five years of postdoctoral research in the USA and during…
Read MoreOptimizing CRISPR mouse model pipelines – modified synthetic sgRNAs
Optimizing CRISPR mouse model pipelines – modified synthetic sgRNAs On Demand Speaker Matthew Mackenzie Resource Support ManagerMRC Harwell Matthew Mackenzie earned a BSc in Genetics at the University of Liverpool, where he spent a year in industry with LGC Forensics (now Eurofins) gaining insights into high-throughput sample analysis and automation. After graduating in 2015 he…
Read MoreA guide to leveraging single cell CRISPR screens for deeper biological insights
A guide to leveraging single cell CRISPR screens for deeper biological insights On Demand Speakers Andrew Ravanelli, Ph.D. Senior R&D Scientist, Genome and Epigenome Editing, Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany Andrew obtained his Ph.D. in Cell Biology from Duke University, where he used mouse and zebrafish models to dissect cellular mechanisms of early tissue formation. He…
Read MoreSize Analysis of High-Molecular-Weight DNA for Long-Read Sequencing
Discover how to check DNA quality for long-read sequencing using electrophoresis and why pipetting carefully is so important.
Read MoreMarkerless and Scarless Microbial Genome Engineering
Markerless and Scarless Microbial Genome Engineering On Demand Webinar Speaker Erik Eastlund Principal Scientist, Gene Editing and Novel Modalities, Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany Erik is a principal scientist for Gene Editing and Novel Modalities at Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany. His group is focused on developing microbial genome engineering tools while also engaging in a microbiome…
Read MoreA Brief History of CRISPR-Cas9 Genome-Editing Tools
Learn how the CRISPR prokaryote immune response systems were first discovered and the development of the CRISPR-Cas9 gene-editing tool.
Read MoreLevel Up Your Drug Screening With CRISPR
Discover how CRISPR can be scaled up for drug screening applications.
Read MoreEfficient Generation of Gene-edited Mouse Models and Cell Lines Using Synthetic sgRNA
Efficient Generation of Gene-edited Mouse Models and Cell Lines Using Synthetic sgRNA On Demand Webinar Dr. Peter Romanienko Managing Director, Genome Editing Shared Resource, Rutgers-Cancer Institute of New Jersey Dr. Peter Romanienko obtained his PhD training from Cornell Graduate School of Medical Sciences/Sloan Kettering Institute working on DNA repair in Dr. Maria Jasin’s laboratory and…
Read MoreWhy You Should Consider Adding CRISPRa and CRISPRi to Your Toolbox
Find out how CRISPR-mediated gene activation (CRISPRa) and repression (CRISPRi) work and why you should consider using them in addition to your CRISPR knockouts.
Read MoreHow CRISPR Can Be Used to Detect Emerging Viral Pathogens
Discover two CRISPR-based viral diagnostic strategies, DETECTR and SHERLOCK.
Read MoreA CRISPR Approach to Immuno-Oncology
T cells can be tricky to engineer with CRISPR. Find out the key considerations when editing these cells and how you can overcome any associated challenges.
Read MorePlant vs. Virus: Comparative transcriptomic analysis of single TuMV-infected micro-dissected plant cells
Plant vs. Virus: Comparative transcriptomic analysis of single TuMV-infected micro-dissected plant cells In this tutorial, you will find: How studying the early events of virus infection in plants avoids the dilution effect and allows identification of the key molecular players involved in initial plant-virus interactions. How the MMI CellCut microdissection system allows dissection of the…
Read MoreHow to Understand CRISPR Formats and Their Applications
Find out how modified variants of CRISPR nucleases provide gene editing with reduced off-target effects and can even control gene expression without altering the DNA sequence.
Read MoreHow to Validate a CRISPR Experiment
Discover how to validate your CRISPR gene editing, from the successful delivery of CRISPR reagents to the confirmation of desired genetic and phenotype changes.
Read MoreCRISPR Gene Editing: Considerations and Getting Started
Discover how to get started with CRISPR gene editing in your experiments with our key considerations.
Read MoreEngineering Vero Cell Lines Using CRISPR to Increase Production of Viral Vaccines
Engineering Vero Cell Lines Using CRISPR to Increase Production of Viral Vaccines On Demand Webinar Dr. Benjamin Borgo Dr. Benjamin Borgo currently leads a team of forward-thinking product and service managers within Merck KGaA’s Genome Engineering and Modulation franchise. His first exposure to CRISPR-based genome editing was as a graduate student where he attempted to…
Read More3′ mRNA-Seq is Transforming Gene Expression Analysis
3′ mRNA-seq is a NGS method to profile gene expression that is sensitive and straightforward but won’t blow your budget.
Read MoreBioinformatics: It’s Not All About Genomics
Bioinformatics isn’t just for genomics geeks – there’s something for everyone!
Read MoreGetting Started with NGS Bioinformatics
Bioinformatics and NGS go together like peanut butter and jelly. But if you’re just starting out with these techniques it can be daunting.
Read MoreWGS Workflow: From Sample Collection to Data Interpretation
The efficiency of whole genome sequencing (WGS) workflows has skyrocketed since its inception. Major leaps and minor tweaks in the WGS workflow have compounded over time resulting in radical reductions in processing time and the cost of sequencing whole genomes over the past decades. The complete sequencing of the first human genome, named the Human…
Read MoreThe Recipe for Successful Whole Genome Sequencing
The success of whole genome sequencing (WGS) is shown in the quick and efficient scientific response to the 2011 outbreak of E. coli in Germany and France.1 German and French strains of E. coli were indistinguishable using standard tests. However, WGS analysis showed 2 single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in the German strains and 9 SNPs…
Read MoreCRISPR Nucleases: The Ultimate Guide To Selection
Confused about CRISPR nucleases? Read this guide to discover the various CRISPR nucleases available and what they are best suited for.
Read MoreA Colorful Route to Sequencing Success
An oft-repeated maxim in biological bench science is that any experiment is only as good as its control. A control is an unchanging standard of comparison in an experiment, and an internal control is typically a standard reaction run together with the test reaction in the same reaction mixture. The purpose of an internal control…
Read MoreCRISPR Multiplexing Strategies: What’s The Choice?
Although multiplex CRISPR gene editing can be accomplished by simply introducing more than one gRNA to your target cells, there are many alternative — and more efficient — ways of achieving this goal. This article discusses these alternative CRISPR multiplexing strategies and highlights their potential caveats. Not sure whether multiplex CRISPR gene editing is right…
Read MoreDead Useful: CRISPR-Cas9 Epigenome Editing
Want to do some epigenome editing? Discover the usefulness of catalytically inactive (dead) Cas9.
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