Perform ChIP on FFPE samples Formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded (FFPE) clinical samples are a valuable resource for retrospective research. However, working with FFPE samples presents a challenge for epigenetics techniques such as ChIP. Active Motif has leveraged its epigenetics expertise to develop commercially available kits to enable ChIP from FFPE tissue for use in Next Generation Sequencing […]
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What’s Your ChIP Sign? – Selecting the Right ChIP Kit
The crew at Active Motif has been in the Chromatin Immunoprecipitation (ChIP) game for quite a while now, and their clever R&D team cranks out an assortment of kits to meet the needs of all sorts of ChIP users out there. With seemingly as many ChIP choices available as there are signs of the Zodiac, […]
TAM-ChIP
One of the biggest challenges associated with preparing high quality ChIP-Seq libraries is sample loss. Traditional library preparation methods require multiple end-repair and ligation steps which contribute to loss of material. To overcome this challenge, Active Motif has introduced its TAM-ChIP technology to perform chromatin immunoprecipitation and next-generation library preparation at the same time. TAM-ChIP […]
Low Cell ChIP-Seq Kit
Active Motif’s new Low Cell ChIP-Seq Kit offers a complete ChIP-Seq workflow using as few as 1,000 to 50,000 cells per chromatin preparation. This surpasses the limitations of traditional ChIP-Seq protocols which often require more than 100,000 cells for sample preparation. With Low Cell ChIP-Seq, limited sample material, difficult to culture cell lines and small […]
Chromatrap® Enzymatic ChIP-seq
Chromatrap®’s new ChIP-Seq kit utilizes the solid state technology to deliver a streamlined ChIP-seq protocol from small cell numbers and low chromatin concentrations. Specifically adapted for broader chromatin concentrations, Chromatrap® ChIP-seq now combines the dynamic range of Chromatrap® with the downstream analysis power of deep sequencing. This allows faster, more reproducible genome wide identification of […]