Chromatin Immunoprecipition (ChIP) is a classical experimental method to study the interaction between protein and DNA. The combination of ChIP and high-throughput sequencing (ChIP Sequencing) can screen and identify protein binding sites in the whole genome, and is widely used in the research of histone modification, transcription factor regulation and other related fields.
| Product Type | Sequencing Strategy | Recommended Data Amount | Cycle |
| ChIP-seq | NovaSeq 6000 PE150 DNBSEQ-T7 PE150 | ≥ 20 M reads | 40 days |
| Product Type | Sampling Requirements |
| ChIP-seq | Sample type: chlP enriched DNA and corresponding input samples |
| Sample demand: ≥5 ng; Sample concentration: ≥0.4 ng/μL; Sample purity: OD260/280=1.8-2.2 | |
| DNA fragment size: The main belt of electric ice ranges from 150 bp to 500bp, the main peak ranges from 200 bp to 300bp, and the main bands are clear; Please provide the detection result. |