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  • SS00
    PhD Student
    • Jun 2012
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    Using X-ChIP Kit for N-ChIP

    I want to use the Invitrogen MAGnify ChIP kit to investigate histone binding of H3K4 & H3K27 but I do not want to cross-link my cells as:

    1. I will be lysing my HSC cells immediately after FACS to isolate the nuclei
    2. I will be using MNase digestion to result in mononucleosomes.

    Essentially I want to do N-ChIP with the MAGnify kit (I will only have 10,000 cells per ChIP). Has anyone ever done this? Are there any modifications I can do or any issues I should be aware of?

    I really want to use a kit as I have never done ChIP before and would like to make the process as simple as possible for myself. I have searched suppliers for ChIP kits but they all seem to include a cross-linking step.

    Thanks for your help!

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