CUT&Tag vs ChIP-Seq

From Data Generation to Analysis

Active MotifPresented by Active Motif

Speakers: Dr. Sarantis Chlamydas, Ph.D., Senior Market Development Manager at Active Motif, and Amit Sinha, Ph.D., CEO of Basepair

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In this webinar, Dr. Sarantis Chlamydas, Ph.D., Senior Market Development Manager at Active Motif, and Amit Sinha, Ph.D., CEO of Basepair Tech discuss the best ways to generate quality data using advanced, epigenomics techniques including CUT&Tag and ChIP-Seq, and then efficiently process and interpret epigenomic data using streamlined analysis pipelines.

 

Generation and Analysis of Epigenomics Data

Sarantis Chlamydas, Ph.D. - Active Motif, Inc.

Thanks to modern high-throughput techniques like ChIP-Seq, CUT&Tag, ATAC-Seq, and RNA-Seq, the potential of personalized medicine is becoming more accessible.

In this webinar we will:

  • Outline Active Motif’s novel tools, epigenetic reagents, and end-to-end services
  • Discuss a series of data generated by our scientists for drug discovery and human disease research
  • Cover tips and tricks on how we support the generation and analysis of “Epigenomics” data into clinical diagnosis and treatments

 

Bioinformatics Breakdown – CUT&Tag vs ChIP-seq

Amit Sinha, Ph.D. - Basepair Tech

CUT&Tag is emerging as the go to technology for epigenomic profiling. The promise of higher signal from lesser cells with a high throughput is irresistible. From a birds eye view the data analysis steps and tools used look very similar between CUT&Tag and ChIP-Seq. However, a closer look will expose the differences in analysis especially with regard to parameters used.

In our discussion we will cover:

  • The data processing steps – similarities and differences
  • The two main peak calling tools available – MACS and SEACR
  • Interpreting the values and results from each step in the analysis

 

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