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KPDE

Member Since 02 Feb 2009
Offline Last Active Jul 25 2012 09:06 PM
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In Topic: Purify ChIP DNA using Qiagen spin filter

21 July 2012 - 05:10 PM

View PostTrof, on 20 July 2012 - 06:17 AM, said:

I have a similar question. I used Sigma-Aldrich Imprint CHIP kit, but those DNA isolation columns in kit were awfull, hard to open, uneven size (some of them didn't fit in the centrifuge), crappy plastics and what's more important the elution volumes were different and about only 2/3 of the volume I put in. Couldn't believe that.

If I need to repeat it, I would rather use other columns. We have Qiagen MinElute and Qiaquick columns (various kits, Gel Extraction, PCR purification maybe even reaction cleanup) and DNeasy Blood and Tissue colums. Which do you think would be most suitable for CHIP DNA purification? I'm mostly worried about buffer compatibility (CHIP lysate with column binding conditions) in that case.

I would think, given the small yield in a ChIP assay, that the MinElute kit would be most appropriate.

In Topic: What remains after elution?

16 July 2012 - 05:25 AM

It's expected with an IP that you will elute some of your antibody unless the antibody is crosslinked to your beads. If you've ever done a co-ip experiment and not been careful about the primary and secondary antibody you use in the western you find this out pretty quickly.  I wouldn't expect it to be much different here.

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