Reagents and instruments for immunology, cell biology and molecular biology.

Biorbyt

Biorbyt is a UK-based supplier specializing in life science reagents. They offer a wide range of products, including antibodies, ELISA kits, small molecules, and proteins. Researchers can choose from thousands of research antibodies and reagents for various applications. Biorbyt collaborates with top scientists and scholars to develop high-quality products, covering areas such as immunology, cell biology, molecular biology, and proteinomics. Their comprehensive offerings include immune assays, protein mass spectrometry, cell culture, custom antibody services, animal model establishment, and biochemical reagents.

Biorbyt provides valuable reagents and services for biological research. With a wide selection of antibodies, assay kits, small molecules, and proteins, Biorbyt supports scientists in their experiments. They have established stable partnerships with renowned universities, research institutes, pharmaceutical companies, biotech firms, and hospitals worldwide. Biorbyt’s commitment to high-quality products and professional technical services spans immunology, cell biology, molecular biology, proteinomics, and more.

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Kits for the preparation of Illumina libraries - ChIP-Seq

ChIP-Seq or ChIP sequencing is a new generation sequencing technique (NSG) for studying the interactions between proteins and DNA, to identify genome-wide DNA binding sites for transcription factors and other proteins. ChIP-Seq sequencing is therefore a key tool in epigenomics research. It is an approach based on a sequencing technique that allows the rapid determination of the sequence of immunoprecipitated fragments by chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP). According to ChIP protocols, the protein bound to the DNA is immunoprecipitated using a specific antibody. The bound DNA is then co-precipitated, purified and sequenced. The immunoprecipitated fragments are attached via an adapter to a chip and are amplified in the solid phase. Each sample can be sequenced using four methods known as New Generation Sequencing (NGS): synthetic sequencing (Illumina), pyrosequencing, ligation sequencing, and single-molecule sequencing.