Chromatin remodeling
Chromatin is dynamically remodeled to allow regulation of gene expression and other processes that require access to DNA. Key chromatin remodelers include the polycomb and trithorax complexes, SWI/SNF and FACT. Explore our articles, webinars and products such as ChIP-grade antibodies, to support you with your chromatin remodeling research.
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Epigenetics conference calendar
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Advances in ChIP-Seq analysis with small samples
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ChIP tips by Dr Andy Bannister of the Gurdon Institute
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Applications of ChIP
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A Beginner's Guide to ChIP
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An Introduction to ChIP Principles with Troubleshooting Tips
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Native chromatin immunoprecipitation protocol
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Cross-linking chromatin immunoprecipitation (X-ChIP) protocol
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ChIP using plant samples - Arabidopsis
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ChIP troubleshooting tips
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Chromatin structure and function
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Chromatin preparation from tissues for ChIP
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ChIP 2.0: Guide to advanced chromatin immunoprecipitation
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Mechanisms of Recombination conference
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Histone modifications and where to find them
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Epigenetic histone Modifications interactive pathway
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ChIP and ChIP-seq kits: from high sensitivity to fast protocols.
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Epigenetics round-up of 2014
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Marianne Rots: Scientist of the month February 2015
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London Chromatin Club: ten years of sponsorship
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Immunoprecipitation protocol
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Robert Schneider: Scientist of the month September 2014
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Sharon Dent: Scientist of the month March 2015
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Top Epigenetics articles: January 2015
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Top Epigenetics articles: February 2015
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Top Epigenetics articles: November 2014
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Top Epigenetics articles: December 2014
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Top Epigenetics articles: October 2014
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Combined ChIP and bisulfite sequencing
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Regulation of Bivalent Domains by Histone Modifications
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Secondary antibodies optimized for co-IP western blotting
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Histone western blot protocol
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Chromatin remodelling and the transcription cycle poster
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Epigenetic modifications poster
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Histone extraction protocol for western blot
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Highly specific, peptide array-tested histone modification antibodies.
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Chromatin and histone extraction kits
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Epigenetic Mechanisms in Early Mammalian Development
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A Step-by-Step Guide to ChIP-Seq Data Analysis
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The Role of Polycombs in Cancer
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Getting started with Chromatin Conformation Capture (3C)
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Protocols and troubleshooting tips, to help get the best from our antibodies
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Genome editing in Epigenetics and ncRNA research
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Top Epigenetics articles: September 2014
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Top Epigenetics articles: August 2014
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Top Epigenetics articles: July 2014
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Top Epigenetics articles: June 2014
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Top Epigenetics articles: May 2014
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Browse over 600 ChIP grade antibodies
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John Gurdon: Scientist of the month October 2014
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Tony Kouzarides: Scientist of the month August 2014
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Rob Klose: Scientist of the month July 2014
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An overview of HDAC classes and antibodies
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Beyond ChIP Studies: the evolution of chromosome conformation capture
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Epigenetics glossary
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Histone acetyltransferase activity assay kit
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HDAC inhibitors
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HDAC & SIRT activity kits
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ChIP-grade antibodies to H3K27
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ChIP-grade antibodies to H3K4
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ChIP-grade antibodies to H3K9
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