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ChIP-qPCR Human GAPDH Proximal Promoter Positive Control
Catalog #: GPH10001C(+)01A

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Transcripts Originating from this RefSeq TSS:
NCBI Gene Symbol  Gene ID RefSeq #
GAPDH  2597  NM_002046.3
TSS Relative Positioning:
Assay Tile  Assay Position
Proximal  (+)331 bp
Genomic Position on Human Chromosome 12:
Chromosome RefSeq #  TSS Position  TSS Orientation  Assay Position
NC_000012.10  6513918  Forward  6514249
NOTE: These primers were designed from NCBI Homo sapiens Genome Build Number: 36 Version: 2
Description
The ChIP-qPCR Positive Control Primers insure the effectiveness of your ChIP preparation procedure and provide a control for successful chromatin immunoprecipitation. When used with a RNA Pol II ChIP DNA fraction, the Primers are designed to measure the amount of basal transcriptional machinery binding proximal to a constitutive promoter. The enclosed primers detect genomic DNA within one kb of the transcription start site of a highly expressed housekeeping gene where RNA Polymerase II binding should occur. Both the amplification of a single product of the correct size and a high PCR efficiency are guaranteed when used with the qPCR master mixes. The uniform PCR efficiency and PCR conditions of all ChIP-qPCR Primers allow an accurate, scalable solution for multiple ChIP analyses. High levels of Pol II ChIP enrichment compared to a non-immune ChIP enrichment, determined using the ChIP-qPCR Positive Control Primers, indicate a successfully executed ChIP procedure. Include the ChIP-qPCR Positive Control in your ChIP experiment to insure the quality of your ChIP DNA material and process.
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Related ChIP-qPCR Products
qPCR Master Mixes Negative Control Primers Custom ChIP-qPCR Arrays
Brief Protocol: For Experienced Users
First time users should refer to the ChampionChIP PCR Primers User Manual.
  1. Prepare ChIP DNA fractions.
  2. For each 25-μl PCR, mix the following components in a PCR tube:
    12.5 μl RT² qPCR Master Mix, matched with your instrument
    6.5 μl ddH2O
    5.0 μl of either undiluted or diluted ChIP DNA template
    1.0 μl ChIP-qPCR Primers (10 μM each)

    25.0 μl final volume (Final primer concentration is 0.4 μM.)
  3. Place tubes in thermal cycler. Enter and run the following program:
  4. 95 ºC, 10 min1; 40 cycles of (95 ºC, 15 sec; 60 ºC, 60 sec2)
    1The 10-minute step at 95 ºC is required to activate the HotStart DNA polymerase.
    2Detect and record SYBR® Green fluorescence from every well at the end of the 60 ºC annealing / extension step of each cycle.
  5. Immediately follow the cycling program with your instrument's default melting curve program.
Materials Included / Packing List

Please check the kit components immediately after you receive this package. SABiosciences is only responsible for missing items reported within two (2) business days of receipt.

One tube of ChIP-qPCR Primers (10 µM each primer, 2 primers, 200 µl) for 200 reactions
One Certificate of Performance

Storage Conditions
The ChIP-qPCR Primers are shipped at ambient temperature.
For long-term storage, store primers at -20 ºC.
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qPCR Master Mixes

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