The experimental method called chIP-on-chip, which combines chromatin immunoprecipitation with microarray analysis to identify DNA-binding sites, is gaining popularity as a high-throughput way to explore regulatory interactions across the genome. Now, the same MIT research team that pioneered the chIP-on-chip technique has released a software package to help make the most of the data it produces.
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