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Epi Insider: TIP-ChIP™ Formaldehyde Fixation in a 96-well Plate
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Epi Insider: Library Traces in CUT&RUN
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Epi Insider: Working with Con A Beads in CUT&RUN and CUT&Tag Assays
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PIXUL Multi-Sample Sonicator - Quick Guide for Setup & Use
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PIXUL Interview: Dr. Karol Bomsztyk
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Dr. David Gorkin Discusses the PIXUL®
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Advanced Sonication with the PIXUL® Multi-Sample Sonicator
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Introduction to the LightSwitch™ Luciferase Reporter Assay System
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How to Become a ChIP Assay Expert
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How TransAM® transcription factor activation assays work
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Overview of TAM ChIP Technology
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Protein G Agarose Prepacked Columns
Epi Insider: TIP-ChIP™ Formaldehyde Fixation in a 96-well Plate
In this Epi Insider video, Sarah Traynor, Research Scientist in our R&D department, walks you through each step of the formaldehyde fixation process for cells in a 96-well plate for the TIP-ChIP™ assay. She highlights all the reagents needed and shares best practices to ensure high-quality, reproducible results for your chromatin profiling experiments.
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Epi Insider: Library Traces in CUT&RUN
In this Epi Insider video, we'll explore how to identify optimal and suboptimal library traces in CUT&RUN reactions. Our epigenetics expert, Maddy Craske - Technical Support Scientist covers common questions, and best practices from our scientists in the lab that will improve your CUT&RUN results.
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Epi Insider: Working with Con A Beads in CUT&RUN and CUT&Tag Assays
In this Epi Insider video, we go over the use of concanavalin A beads in popular new assays like CUT&RUN and CUT&Tag. Our epigenetics expert, Marc Paradise - Technical Support Scientist covers common questions, best practices for optimal results, and tips & tricks from our scientists in the lab that will improve your experience using Con A beads in your own research.
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PIXUL Multi-Sample Sonicator - Quick Guide for Setup & Use
This quick guide video shows the setup and use of the PIXUL Multi-Sample Sonicator, covering unboxing, installation, basic setup and use.
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PIXUL Interview: Dr. Karol Bomsztyk
Meet the inventor behind the PIXUL Sonicator instrument, Dr. Karol Bomsztyk from Matchstick Technologies, and Professor of Medicine at the University of Washington, and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center. In this video Dr. Bomsztyk discusses how the idea for PIXUL came about, and his thoughts on how it can be applied to advance epigenetics and clinical research.
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Dr. David Gorkin Discusses the PIXUL®
Dr. David Gorkin, the Associate Director of Epigenomics at the Center for Epigenomics at UCSD, discusses his experience demoing our PIXUL Multi-Sample Sonicator and covers its advantages relative to other sonication instruments.
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Advanced Sonication with the PIXUL® Multi-Sample Sonicator
PIXUL is the first and only multi-sample sonicator that delivers extremely consistent shearing of up to 96 samples processed in parallel and is fast, simple, and inexpensive to operate.
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Introduction to the LightSwitchTM Luciferase Reporter Assay System
Learn how to use the LightSwitch™ luciferase assay system to eliminate cloning from your reporter assay workflow and focus on designing and performing the best experiments.
How to Become a ChIP Assay Expert
ChIP is a powerful method to study protein-DNA interactions and to investigate the locations of histone modifications across the genome. But ChIP assays take time to master. This video highlights all the ways Active Motif can help you become a ChIP assay expert.
Learn more about how to Become a ChIP Assay Expert
How TransAM® transcription factor activation assays work
TransAM® kits are sensitive, non-radioactive transcription factor ELISA-based assays that facilitate the study of transcription factor activation in mammalian tissue and cell extracts. These optimized assays are available for many different transcription factors. Watch this short video to learn how they work.
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Overview of TAM-ChIP™ Technology
This short video provides an overview of the transposase-assisted multiplex ChIP (TAM-ChIP™) technology. TAM-ChIP™ is a robust, one-step method that combines the antibody-directed protein targeting of ChIP with Illumina-compatible next-generation sequencing (NGS) library preparation into a single step.
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Protein G Agarose Prepacked Columns
Active Motif's ready-to-use, pre-washed, and pre-packed Protein G Agarose Columns have been specifically engineered to greatly reduce non-specific binding in ChIP assays. Simply add the ChIP reaction and perform the incubation and wash steps on the column to streamline the process and prevent any loss of material, offering a faster and more reproducible solution to centrifugation and magnetic separation methods.
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