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ChIP-seq Profiling Service

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Chromatin immunoprecipitation followed by sequencing (ChIP-seq) is a powerful method allowing the genome-wide identification of DNA binding sites for proteins such as modified histones, transcription factors or chromatin remodelers. Determining how proteins interact with DNA to regulate gene expression is essential to fully understand many biological processes such as cell differentiation, organ development, and disease progression. The experts from our Epigenomics Profiling Services can help you to design your ChIP-seq project, optimize the workflow for your specific sample type/target, and provide you with high quality ChIP-seq data.

We use in house optimized reagents:

  • Validated ChIP-seq Kits
  • Validated ChIP-seq grade antibodies

And in-house developed equipment:

  • Bioruptor – for efficient and reproducible chromatin shearing

We have expertise with many different types of samples as well as with a broad range of chromatin marks and can provide you with quality data even on very low input samples. Our bioinformatic experts will closely work with you to provide you with standard or customized analysis and will generate comprehensive publication-ready figures.

  • Collaborative and customized project design to meet your needs
  • Dedicated in-house expert
  • End-to-end or customized service including wet lab and bioinformatic services

ChIP Sequencing Services

  • ChIP-seq service description

    In order to provide you with the highest quality data, our ChIP-seq service is composed of two major steps:

    1. ChIP validation - during this step we optimize the ChIP conditions that depend on your sample type, target and amount of cells.
    2. ChIP on sample of interest - once the best ChIP conditions are validated, the samples of interest can be processed.

    ChIP-seq service includes:

    1. ChIP validation Chromatin Shearing validation
    • Testing 2 shearing times for each cell type/tissue type
    ChIP/Ab validation
    • Testing 2 Ab amounts and/or 2 Ab references per target of interest
    • qPCR analysis if positive and negative control regions can be provided
    • Library preparation on IPs and INPUTs material
    • Illumina sequencing run : Paired-end reads, 2x 50 bp, sequencing depth will be adjusted depending on the mark/specie studied
    • Quality check, alignment to reference genome, identification of enriched regions (peak calling)
    Primers design and validation
    • Performed on gDNA based on the data obtained during the ChIP/Ab validation. Those primers will be used for further qPCR validation of the ChIP on the samples of interest
    2. ChIP on sample of interest Chromatin IP
    • Chromatin shearing
    • IPs
    • qPCR analysis using primers that have been validated during the ChIP validation
    Library Preparation
    • Library preparation and purification on IPs and INPUTs material
    Sequencing
    • Illumina sequencing run: Paired-end reads, 2x 50 bp, sequencing depth will be adjusted depending on the mark/specie studied
  • Bioinformatic analysis

    Bioinformatic analyses on samples of interest

    Standard bioinformatics

    • Quality check, alignment to reference genome, identification of enriched regions (peak calling)
    Advanced bioinformatics

    Differential binding analysis

    • Identification and annotation of differential binding sites between samples based on previously identified ChIP-seq peaks
    Annotation in genomic regions
    • Annotation of ChIP-seq peaks with genomic regions: introns, exons, promoters, 1-to-5 kb upstream-TSS and intergenic regions
    Gene ontology termes analysis
    • Enrichment analysis on gene sets. Gene Ontology terms that are overrepresented in bound regions or differentially bound regions may indicate the underlying biological processes involved
    Pathway analysis
    • Identify biochemical pathways in which genes associated with bound regions or differentially bound regions may be overrepresented
    Visualization of specific genomic regions
    • Visualization of results (i.e. sequencing data, peaks) at specific genomic regions (e.g. genes, promoters) in publication-ready images
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