[WEBINAR] TIP-ChIP: Tagmented, Indexed, and Pooled ChIP - High-throughput results, low input samples

In this webinar, Active Motif Scientist Sarah Traynor discusses using a new technique TIP-ChIP (Tagmented, Indexed, and Pooled ChIP), which is paired with the PIXUL multisample sonicator instrument to generate high-throughput, multi-sample results from low input samples.

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