Have advances in imaging technology and AI solved the protein folding problem? – Find out in your latest issue of BioTechniques

Written by Ashling Cannon (Commissioning Editor)
Cell and tissue biology PCR and sequencing Proteomics
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In this issue of BioTechniques, we present an optimized protocol for isolating RNA from adipose tissue, an antigen retrieval method using an Instant Pot® and a technique for extracting total RNA from early-stage lamprey embryos.

Technology News

The path to solving the protein folding problem

Reports

An optimized TRIzol-based method for isolating RNA from adipose tissue
Target-seq: single workflow for detection of genome integration site, DNA translocation and off-target events
Site-specific analysis of ribosomal 2′O-methylation by quantitative reverse transcription PCR under low deoxynucleotide triphosphate concentrations

Benchmark

Instant Pot for antigen retrieval: a simple, safe and economical method for use in immunohistochemistry
High-quality total RNA extraction from early-stage lamprey embryos

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