Analisi del promotore di ligandi di c-KIT utilizzando l'immunoprecipitazione cromatina
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Le interazioni tra proteine del DNA sono essenziali per processi biologici multipli. Durante la valutazione delle funzioni cellulari, l'analisi delle interazioni tra proteine del DNA è indispensabile per comprendere la regolazione del gene. L'immunoprecipitazione cromatina (ChIP) è un potente strumento per analizzare in vivo tali interazioni .
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Zhang, P., Rojas, A., Blechacz, B. Analysis of the c-KIT Ligand Promoter Using Chromatin Immunoprecipitation. J. Vis. Exp. (124), e55689, doi:10.3791/55689 (2017).
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