Chromatin Immunoprecipitation (ChIP) Assay Protocol
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Corresponding Organization : Wageningen University & Research
Other organizations : Temasek Life Sciences Laboratory, National University of Singapore, Utrecht University, National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and Sustainable Economic Development
Variable analysis
- Shearing of DNA using an ultrasonic bath with the following parameters: cooled at 4°C, maximum kHz frequency of 20 cycles 45 s ON, 15 s OFF
- Relative ChIP DNA abundance of YUCCA8 and PIF4 DNA genomic regions
- Anti-6XHis tag (Abcam ab9108) used to IP the chromatin
- ChIP-qPCR cycles: 95°C × 2 min, 95°C × 3 s, 59.5°C × 30 s for 50 cycles, 95°C × 1 min, and 60°C × 30 s to estimate the melting curve
- DNA immunoprecipitated from Col-0 wild-type plants
- DNA immunoprecipitated from Col-0 wild-type plants and used as a negative control for ChIP-qPCR amplifications
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