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Lauren Clark

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Comm girl @HausAlpenz. Founding editor @TakeMagazine. Author of Crafty Bastards: Beer in New England from the Mayflower to Modern Day.
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A chloroplast cell-free system for measuring ribosome binding site strengths

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By Lauren Clark, Christopher Voigt, Michael C Jewett
| BioRxiv
Abstract Plastid engineering offers the potential to carry multi-gene traits in plants, however, it requires reliable genetic parts to balance expression. The difficulty of chloroplast transformation and slow plant growth make it challenging to build plants just to characterize genetic parts. To address these limitations, we developed a cell-free system from Nicotiana tabacum chloroplast extracts for prototyping genetic parts.
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An evaluation of DNA sample source and molecular markers to determine gender in the short‐beaked echidna (Tachyglossus aculeatus)

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By Lyndal Hulse, Alice Roser, Lauren Clark, Caitlin Tomsett
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION Noninvasive genetic sampling is rapidly gaining momentum as a method of sex determination in species where there is no apparent sexual dimorphism or where the external genitalia (e.g., scrotum) is not readily visible or accessible.
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Novel regulators of islet function identified from genetic variation in mouse islet Ca2+ oscillations

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By Christopher H. Emfinger, Lauren Clark, Brian S. Yandell, Kathryn L. Schueler
| eLife
eLife assessment The authors provide a fundamental resource, detailing genetic variation of nutrient-responsive islet calcium regulation in mice through the lens of proteomics. The evidence for the mechanisms identified using this resource is compelling and strongly supported by integration with results from genome-wide association studies in humans. The construction of a streamlined and searchable web interface for the data will maximize their accessibility and utilization by the community.
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