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| Hi every1, I have questions on cell lysis for ChIP. After cross-linking my cells, what lysis buffer should I use? In different protocols they use different lysis buffers. Some lyse their cells directly using 1% SDS-Lysis buffer but others lyse the cells and isolate the nuclei and afterwards lyse the nuclei. Are there any reasons why? Also which is better RIPA buffer or SDS-lysis buffer? Does it depend on the cell line? I am currently using transfected HEK 293 cells. Thanks in advance ![]() |
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| Hi Dear, Though I am new to this area but found very good concept about choosing the lysis buffer in abCam website. In short ,Ripa is more stringent than NP-40 or Triton-X100. It depends on your antigen. Read IP protocol in their website that will help you to make a decision. |
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