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Moar Digs on Addgene - Think Gain of Function
Anons remember from previous digs thatAddgeneat theBroad Instituteis involved with CRISPR technology and fluoresent protein plasmids. Remember,Eric Lander, thePresident’sScience Advisor andDirector of the White HouseOffice of Science and TechnologyPolicy(OSTP) is a Founding Director of the Broad Insitute. We can now definitively add "Gain of Function" to Addgene's resume. There's a lot to dig on here. Who are the researchers involved? Who do they work for? What other companies or non-profits share this kind of scientific information? Where do they get the cell lines they use in their research?
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>>14875343, >>14875353, >>14875363, >>14875384 Eric Lander, and Much More, Needs Digs
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>>14912914, >>14912923, >>14912929, >>14912935, >>14912941, >>14912945, >>14912952, >>14912960, >>14912963, >>14912965 Eric Lander, Broad Institute, CDC, Addgene, Chan Zuckerberg, Zhang Lab, LGC, Standards, CRISPR and fluorescent protein plasmids
Addgene
"A Better Way toShare Science"
"We distribute 104,724 plasmids on behalf of 4,900 labs from around the world. We also produce 705 ready-to-use viral vectors from our plasmid collection. Find what you need for your next experiment."
https://www.addgene.org/
Now for thenew information. A search on Addgene for "Gain of Function" produces 285 results. Click on 152 Plasmids for a breakdown ofGain of Function Plasmids, researchers involved, related publications and more.
Go to
https://www.addgene.org
search for Gain of Function and then click "152 Plasmids" to find pages of related plasmids.
This is the gain of function information for just onescience "sharing"entity. How many moresharingentities exist? With the volume of information here and the "Grant Support" listed (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27595405/) on some of the PubMed pages, taxpayer funding of gain of function research can not be in question.