Hello friends,
I am new to the area of epigenetics and am planning some experiments related to the same. I am wondering if there are any methods similar to site-directed mutagenesis, so as to perform site directed methylation. Any information is appreciated.
Regards to all
Sam
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Posted 17 December 2009 - 01:26 PM
Hi Sam,
we have been grappling with this problem also in the past,
have a look at NEB for Methyltransferases that block restriction sites ie: they recognise a particular restriction site and methylates it.
There are also non-specific methyltransferases including CpG methylase (SssI) and a GpC methylase too I recently found out.
Otherwise there are oligo synthesis companies that could generate an oligo for you with a methylated CpG site.
Good luck
Nick
we have been grappling with this problem also in the past,
have a look at NEB for Methyltransferases that block restriction sites ie: they recognise a particular restriction site and methylates it.
There are also non-specific methyltransferases including CpG methylase (SssI) and a GpC methylase too I recently found out.
Otherwise there are oligo synthesis companies that could generate an oligo for you with a methylated CpG site.
Good luck
Nick
