Addgene closed 2025 by supporting researchers in 112 countries, highlighted by a rapid plasmid shipment to Laos. The nonprofit welcomed over 500 new depositing labs and its materials featured in 9,000 publications last year. New tools such as a Developer’s Portal, Search by Sequence, and a smaller viral‑vector packaging service responded to community feedback. Looking ahead to 2026, Addgene plans broader partnerships, industry outreach, and continued efficiency improvements.
Addgene, celebrating two decades of plasmid distribution, now offers nearly 10,000 unique research tools to industry scientists. The collection spans fluorescent protein plasmids, AI‑generated CRISPR editors, enzyme‑producing vectors, viral‑vector kits, and extensive antibody libraries. New filters on the Addgene website...