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    Double-fixation prior to ChIPs

    Jacob G Kirkland, Mary Bergwell, JinYoung Park

    Published: 2023-09-20 DOI: 10.17504/protocols.io.yxmvm396nl3p/v1
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    Abstract

    This protocol is for the double-fixation of chromatin regulators for chromatin precipitation. The double-fixation method can improve signal-to-noise ratios of chromatin regulator ChIPs, especially for transiently bound proteins or those found in large protein complexes.

    Steps

    Fresh DSG

    1.

    Place DSG at room temperature for approximately 30 minutes before weighing it out.

    2.

    Measure DSG and dissolve in DMSO accordingly (using approximately 80 ul of solution per sample)

    ABC
    Number of SamplesDSG (mg)Vol. DMSO (ul)
    213160
    425320
    638480
    1272960

    Isolate and count single cells

    3.

    Harvest the cells by first washing with PBS

    4.

    Incubate cells in trypsin-EDTA 0.25% until dissociated

    5.

    Quench trypsin with media + FBS and move cells to a 15ml conical. Spin down at 300g for 4 minutes

    6.

    Resuspend cells in PBS and count

    7.

    Move 30e6 cells to a new tube and bring the volume up to 10mls with PBS and spin down at 300g for 4 minutes

    8.

    Resuspend cells in 10mls fresh PBS

    DSG fixation (First)

    9.

    Add 80 ul DSG stock to each sample in 10 ml of PBS and incubate for 30 minutes at room temperature with rocking.

    Note: After incubation with DSG, cells may adhere to the walls of pipette tips, so following

    this incubation, it is recommended that tips be coated with 1% BSA/PBS

    10.

    Pellet samples by spinning at 1500 x g for 10 minutes at 4C

    11.

    Carefully aspirate the supernatant, taking care not to disturb the pellet.

    12.

    Resuspend each sample in 10 ml of CiA Fix Buffer

    Formaldehyde Fixation (Second)

    13.

    Add 667 ul of 16% Formaldehyde to the sample dropwise and incubate for exactly 10 minutes at room temperature using rotation

    14.

    Stop cross-linking by adding 555 ul of 2.5M glycine.

    15.

    Incubate samples on ice for 5 minutes

    16.

    Pellet samples by spinning at 1500 x g for 10 minutes at 4°C

    17.

    Aspirate supernatant taking care not to disturb the pellet

    18.

    Wash fixed cells with 10ml PBS

    19.

    Pellet samples by spinning at 1000 x g for 5 minutes at 4C and aspirate supernatant.

    20.

    Samples can be stored at -80°C (snap freeze) or can begin processing for chromatin immunoprecipitation

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