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Austrian Team Develops 'ChIPmentation' Protocol to Simplify ChIP-seq

Aug 17, 2015
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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – Scientists from the Research Center for Molecular Medicine at the Austrian Academy of Sciences have developed a ChIP-seq protocol that makes use of transposase tagmentation for library construction. Dubbed ChIPmentation, the researchers published the details of it today in Nature Methods.

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