TIP-ChIP Lunch & Learn Seminar by Active Motif

TIP-ChIP Lunch & Learn Seminar

September, 25th 12pm-1pm
Stanford Research Park
1701 Page Mill Road #203
Palo Alto, CA

Ever feel like your ChIP-Seq workflow is a slow-mo saga—drinking gallons of cells, juggling samples, and wrestling with variability? Enter TIP-ChIP (Tagmented, Indexed & Pooled ChIP-Seq): this is not your grandma’s ChIP-Seq. It’s multitasking magic! TIP-ChIP is that turbo-charged ChIP-Seq upgrade: lower cells, higher throughput, smarter spend, rock-solid reproducibility. Come nerd out—this seminar might just redefine your next research chapter!

Who should attend:
Grad students, RA’s, Post Docs, and any researcher interested in epigenetics, gene regulation, transcription factor analysis and global histone profiling

Why You Can’t Miss the TIP-ChIP Seminar:
TIP-ChIP leverages Tn5 barcoding and pooled immunoprecipitation to enable high-throughput, reproducible ChIP-Seq with dramatically reduced input requirements. This seminar will show how Active Motif’s innovation transforms epigenomic profiling, making rare samples and complex designs more accessible than ever. Plus, it is the first step in entering the TIP-ChIP grant competition: a unique opportunity to fuel discovery in your research. Win up to what would be equivalent to 37 ChIP-seq samples free of charge, a 45K value in TIP-ChIP services by Active Motif! (https://www.activemotif.com/services-grant-comp)

Speakers:
Sarah Traynor, Research Scientist, Active Motif R&D
Shuxiong Wong, PhD, Director of Bioinformatics, Active Motif

Seminar Highlights:

• TIP-ChIP protocol overview – streamlined barcoding, pooling, and reproducibility
• Enabling sample multiplexing with TIP-ChIP
• Application of TIP-ChIP approach in neutrophil samples
• Comparison of TIP-ChIP to ChIP-Seq
• Bioinformatics analysis workflow & data interpretation
• Explore real data: Sequencing Stats, Peak Calling, Consensus Peak Quantification, PCA Analysis, Differential Accessibility Analysis And Motif Analysis & Differential Motif Analysis

Registration is required for catering: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tip-chip-lunch-learn-seminar-at-stanford-research-park-tickets-1672094472579

Presented by Active Motif and hosted by Stanford Research Park

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