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  • sim.j.baum
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    • Oct 2013
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    hiChIP – library prep – library size distribution ok?

    Dear all,
    I have performed a library prep of hiChIP samples according to the Mumbach paper (Mumbach et al. 2017). As the tagmentation and Tn5 amount is critical I am little bit unsure if I over-tagmented. The fragment size after the shearing was between 200 - 3kb. After tagmentation and PCR of the lib. are the profiles looking like this on a hiSens. BioAnalyzer (please see attachment).


    The first peak is approx. 270 and second is 700bp.

    What do you think about the size distribution? Why are there two peaks (nucleosomes are digested/ prot.K digestion after ChIP)?

    Also, would you clean up the primers which are in the second sample?

    I hope for some feedback,
    Best wishes,
    Simon
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