Micrococcal nuclease
Micrococcal nuclease is an enzyme used in molecular biology and biochemistry to cleave DNA and RNA. It is derived from the bacterium Staphylococcus aureus and has the ability to non-specifically digest nucleic acids, generating small oligonucleotides.
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80 protocols using micrococcal nuclease
Chromatin Immunoprecipitation for Protein-DNA Interactions
Extraction and Immunoprecipitation of Nuclear Proteins
Samples were incubated with antibodies (MAFF: 15 μg, MilliporeSigma #M8194, BACH1: 5 μg, Santa Cruz #sc-14700, or IgG: Santa Cruz #sc-2027) overnight at 4 °C and using Pierce protein magnetic beads A/G (Thermo Scientific), protein was pulled and eluted.
Monitoring TOP1 and TOP2 Degradation in HEK293 Cells
Neutrophil Degranulation and Endothelial Interaction
Detecting Ubiquitinated TOP3Bccs by RADAR
GST pull-down of RAD51C and ALKBH3 interaction
Virus Nucleic Acid Isolation and Quantification
Ribosome-Bound mRNA Purification and Sequencing
ChIP Assay for Transcription Factor Analysis
Quantification of TOP1-DPCs and Ubiquitylation
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