Diagenode

ChIP Cross-link Gold

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C01019027
600 µl
$160.00

Cross-linking is typically achieved by using formaldehyde which forms reversible DNA-protein links. However, formaldehyde is usually not effective in cross-linking proteins that are not directly bound to the DNA. For example, inducible transcription factors or cofactors interact with DNA through protein-protein interactions, and these are not well preserved with formaldehyde. For such higher order and/or dynamic interactions such as this, other cross-linkers should be considered for efficient protein-protein stabilization. Diagenode's ChIP cross-link Gold which is used in combination with formaldehyde is an excellent choice for such higher order protein interactions. 

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