Chromatin structure
DNA wraps around histones to form the nucleosome, the basic chromatin unit. Tightly packed heterochromatin forms structures such as telomeres and centromeres, whereas euchromatin features active genes. Chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) is a popular application in the epigenetics field, and emerging techniques include 3C and derivatives. We provide antibodies and kits for chromatin extraction and ChIP.
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Introduction to ChIP Principles with Troubleshooting Tips
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Immunoprecipitation protocol
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Advances in ChIP-Seq analysis with small samples
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Histone extraction protocol for western blot
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Chromatin accessibility and architecture
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Cross-linking chromatin immunoprecipitation (X-ChIP) protocol
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A Beginner's Guide to ChIP
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A Step-by-Step Guide to ChIP-Seq Data Analysis
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Native chromatin immunoprecipitation protocol
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ChIP troubleshooting tips
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Chromatin preparation from tissues for ChIP
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ChIP tips by Dr Andy Bannister of the Gurdon Institute
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Histone western blot protocol
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Epigenetic modifications poster
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Chromatin and histone extraction kits
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Epigenetic Mechanisms in Early Mammalian Development
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Applications of ChIP
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ChIP using plant samples - Arabidopsis
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ChIP 2.0: Guide to advanced chromatin immunoprecipitation
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Beyond ChIP Studies: the evolution of chromosome conformation capture
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ChIP and ChIP-seq kits: from high sensitivity to fast protocols.
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