ChIP-seq is an analysis that reveals genome-wide interactions between DNA and proteins such as transcription factors and histones, and is an important method in epigenomic research.
All cells in our bodies contain the same “biological blueprint” known as genomic DNA. However, like skin cells, muscle cells, nerve cells, and blood cells, each cell has a different shape and function.
This is thought to be due to differences in how the “biological blueprint” is used.
The mechanism behind this is called “epigenetics,” and the collection of information it conveys is the epigenome.
Epigenomic research is the study of how “the biological blueprint is used.”
Epigenetics is involved in all biological phenomena, and has developed rapidly since the completion of the Human Genome Project in 2003, which deciphered the human genome sequence.
We also offer biomarker analysis, including reporter assays and gene expression analysis, and combining these methods can lead to a more detailed understanding of the mechanisms of action of samples.
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