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-If you are unfamiliar with cell type being used, culture an extra dish of cells for determining cell number.
Before crosslinking, trypsinize and determine the cell number from the extra dish of cells. |
-After incubation, it is essential to open the column cap before plug removal to equalize the pressure within the column. Failure to open the cap before plug removal will result in sample loss. |
- If you are preparing chromatin in bulk, unused supernatant may be stored at -80°C for later use. |
| Upstream tips |
-If you are unfamiliar with cell type being used, culture an extra dish of cells for determining cell number.
Before crosslinking, trypsinize and determine the cell number from the extra dish of cells. |
| Protocol tips |
| -After incubation, it is essential to open the column cap before plug removal to equalize the pressure within the column. Failure to open the cap before plug removal will result in sample loss. |
| Downstream tips |
| - If you are preparing chromatin in bulk, unused supernatant may be stored at -80°C for later use. |
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-Just because an antibody works well in a Western blot does not always indicate it will perform well in chromatin immunoprecipitation.
Unlike a Western blot that detects proteins that have been denatured, a ChIP antibody must recognize the target protein in its native state. Use ChIP-validated antibody.
-Use 2-10 μg of your ChIP antibody depending on the abundance of your protein target. |
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| Protocol tips |
-Just because an antibody works well in a Western blot does not always indicate it will perform well in chromatin immunoprecipitation.
Unlike a Western blot that detects proteins that have been denatured, a ChIP antibody must recognize the target protein in its native state. Use ChIP-validated antibody.
-Use 2-10 μg of your ChIP antibody depending on the abundance of your protein target. |
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Protocol tips |
Downstream tips |
| -Once in solution, store 1M DTT at -20°C. |
-For optimal ChIP results, use approximately 4 X 106 cells for each immunoprecipitation to be performed.
-For optimal ChIP results, it is highly critical that the chromatin is of appropriate size and concentration.
-For optimal ChIP results, use approximately 5 to 10 µg of digested, cross-linked chromatin per immunoprecipitation. |
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| Upstream tips |
| -Once in solution, store 1M DTT at -20°C. |
| Protocol tips |
-For optimal ChIP results, use approximately 4 X 106 cells for each immunoprecipitation to be performed.
-For optimal ChIP results, it is highly critical that the chromatin is of appropriate size and concentration.
-For optimal ChIP results, use approximately 5 to 10 µg of digested, cross-linked chromatin per immunoprecipitation. |
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