Chromatin Immunoprecipitation (ChIP) library preparation is a method used to detect protein-DNA interactions in living cells, enabling the identification of genomic regions associated with specific proteins, even when the target is unknown. This pipeline is widely used for identifying DNA binding sites of transcription factors, histone localization, and more. It is particularly recommended for gene regulation studies, which play a crucial role in various diseases and biological pathways, including development and cancer progression.

Standard protocol: To view DNA samples specifications, sequencing recommendation and samples shipping guidelines, please download the corresponding SP-Doc.

SP-Doc / ChIP-Seq library preparation

Fasteris | Chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChiP-seq) protocol