JoVE Encyclopedia of Experiments
Cancer Research
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This article describes a method for isolating and purifying intact nuclei from a crude nuclei fraction using a multi-step discontinuous density gradient. The process involves centrifugation and careful layering of iodixanol solutions to achieve a clear separation of intact nuclei.
Obtaining ultrapure, intact nuclei via density gradient centrifugation is critical for generating high-quality input material for single-nucleus RNA-seq and ATAC-seq in discovery-stage biopharma research. This method enables precise downstream genomic and epigenomic analyses, supporting robust target validation and mechanistic de-risking. Reliable nuclei purification at this stage enhances predictive confidence and informs portfolio triage decisions.
This nuclei purification method fits at the interface of early discovery and lead identification, providing high-quality input for genomics, epigenomics, and transcriptomics workflows.
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