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From Crude Lysate to Clear Decisions: Quantitative His-Tag Protein ScreeningFrom Crude Lysate to Clear Decisions: Quantitative His-Tag Protein Screening

His-tagged proteins underpin research in structural biology, test development, and drug development. Their small tag enables easy purification and rapid construct iteration. When screening many constructions, teams want rapid, quantitative readouts from crude lysates to determine what to grow and what to discard.

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   What Is the Difference Between siRNA and shRNA Knockdown Methods?What Is the Difference Between siRNA and shRNA Knockdown Methods?
 
Explore RNA interference methods, comparing siRNA and shRNA for gene knockdown, their mechanisms, advantages, and implications for molecular biology research.
 
   Population-Specific Proteomic Analysis Advances Precision Medicine for Type 2 DiabetesPopulation-Specific Proteomic Analysis Advances Precision Medicine for Type 2 Diabetes
 
Researchers have conducted the most comprehensive analysis to date linking plasma proteins to genetic variation in individuals from continental Africa.
 
   ACE2 protein may play a protective role against high blood pressure and type 2 diabetesACE2 protein may play a protective role against high blood pressure and type 2 diabetes
 
A collaborative study from the MRC Laboratory of Medical Sciences (LMS) and Imperial College London has found that the protein ACE2 may play a protective role against two common conditions, high blood pressure and type-2 diabetes, which affect millions of people worldwide.
 
   Synthetic Biology and Metabolic Engineering Drive Microbial L-Tryptophan BiomanufacturingSynthetic Biology and Metabolic Engineering Drive Microbial L-Tryptophan Biomanufacturing
 
This review synthesizes progress in pathway optimization, regulatory rewiring, and microbial cell factory design that has driven L-Trp titers to industrially relevant levels while enabling the biosynthesis of downstream products ranging from neurotransmitters and plant hormones to dyes and complex alkaloids.
 
 

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