Chromatin Immunoprecipitation for Tissue Samples: Difference between revisions
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The tissue fixation portion of this protocol was taken from the Ren Lab ENCODE protocol for brown adipose tissue and can be found here [https://www.encodeproject.org/documents/3125496b-c833-4414-bf5f-84dd633eb30d/@@download/attachment/Ren_Tissue_Fixation_and_Sonication_v060614.pdf]. | The tissue fixation portion of this protocol was taken from the Ren Lab ENCODE protocol for brown adipose tissue and can be found here [https://www.encodeproject.org/documents/3125496b-c833-4414-bf5f-84dd633eb30d/@@download/attachment/Ren_Tissue_Fixation_and_Sonication_v060614.pdf]. | ||
=Before You Start= | |||
==Buffers and Solutions Needed== | |||
Mass of tissue needed: TBD | Mass of tissue needed: TBD | ||
Crosslinking Buffer | |||
Lysis Buffer | |||
TE | |||
2.5 M Glycine | |||
Cold 1x PBS | |||
ChIP Elution Buffer (make fresh) | |||
LiCl Wash Buffer | |||
==Pulverization of Tissue== | ==Pulverization of Tissue== | ||
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# Place the sample back on dry ice. | # Place the sample back on dry ice. | ||
#Clean the mortar and pestle with 10% bleach and 70% ethanol between samples | #Clean the mortar and pestle with 10% bleach and 70% ethanol between samples | ||
''You can continue or store at -80C.'' | |||
==Cross-linking of Tissue== | |||
# Transfer tissue into a 15mL conical tube using a clean spatula or pipette | |||
# Add cold 1x PBS up to 5mL to all tubes as you go. | |||
# Add 0.5mL cross linking buffer and rotate the tube at room temperature for 20 min. (Add this to all samples at the same time) | |||
# Stop the crosslinking reaction by adding 0.275mL of 2.5 M glycine to a final concentration of 0.125 M. | |||
# Rotate at room temperature for 5 min. | |||
# Centrifuge samples at low speed (15 min at 2000 x g/RCF). | |||
# Decant the supernatant and was once with 5mL cold 1x PBS. | |||
# Centrifuge at low speed (10 min at 2500 x g/RCF). | |||
# Decant the supernatant. | |||
# Store cells at -80C or proceed to sonication. | |||
Using the Sonics VibraCell Sonicator, sonicate each 1.0 ml ChIP sample on ice, in a cold room, at Power Output 5 watts 6 times for 30 seconds each | ==Sonication of Tissue== | ||
(60% amplitude), with at least 30 second cooling on ice between each 30-second sanitation. Remember to clean sonicator with water prior to use, in between samples and following use. | # Resuspend fixed cells in 50-150uL lysis buffer(depending on amount of tissue) and incubate for 10 min on ice. | ||
# Dilute to 500-1.5mL cold 1x TE (this is based on the amount of lysis buffer you used). | |||
# Using the Sonics VibraCell Sonicator, sonicate each 1.0 ml ChIP sample on ice, in a cold room, at Power Output 5 watts 6 times for 30 seconds each | |||
(60% amplitude--this ranges depending on how much tissue so play around with amplitude for your sample to get near 5W), with at least 30 second cooling on ice between each 30-second sanitation. Remember to clean sonicator with water prior to use, in between samples and following use. | |||
*If using the Branson Sonifier 250: Set at constant cycle, output control 3 (will give output measurement of 5) and sonicate samples 10x each for 10 sec with a 20 sec recovery period between each. | *If using the Branson Sonifier 250: Set at constant cycle, output control 3 (will give output measurement of 5) and sonicate samples 10x each for 10 sec with a 20 sec recovery period between each. | ||