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[WEBINAR] Single-Cell Multiome - Open Chromatin Plus Gene Expression from the Same Cell
In this free webinar, Dr. Michael Garbati, Product Manager - Epigenetic Services at Active Motif talks about how the process of investigating chromatin has greatly improved with the recent innovation of techniques like CUT&RUN and CUT&Tag, which are faster and easier than traditional ChIP methods.
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Understanding Single-Cell ATAC-Seq and its Applications
ATAC-Seq and Single-Cell ATAC-Seq (scATAC-Seq) are powerful tools for investigating the epigenetic mechanisms responsible for regulating a particular cellular response or that contribute to a disease state. This webinar will explain how these popular techniques work and discuss how they can be useful in epigenetics research.
Genome-wide Mapping of Protein-DNA Interaction Dynamics
In this webinar from the All-Ireland Chromatin Consortium (AICC), Dr. Steven Henikoff, Professor at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center covers scientific advances that allow us to better investigate the interactions of proteins and DNA, then map them at a genome-wide scale.
Analysis of Single Cell Multiome ATAC + Gene Expression
In this webinar, Dr. Wayne Doyle, Bioinformatics Manager at Active Motif discusses the benefits of single cell, and multiomic analysis, how we utilize the 10X Genomics Multiome Kit technology, and why this approach is so powerful for genomics research.
ATAC-Seq: Mapping Open Chromatin
ATAC-Seq is a powerful technique that enables the mapping of accessible, or open, chromatin regions across the genome. The ATAC-Seq assay has been used by many researchers to investigate the role of epigenetics in many biological processes and disease states. This webinar covers the ATAC-Seq method in depth and discusses how it can be applied to epigenetics research.
