CUT&RUN

Precise mapping of protein–DNA interactions with low background noise

What is CUT&RUN Sequencing?

Cleavage Under Targets and Release Using Nuclease (CUT&RUN) is an epigenomic method for mapping protein-DNA interactions with high resolution and low background noise. In CUT&RUN, antibodies are used to precisely target specific protein-DNA complexes, followed by a recombinant micrococcal nuclease that cleaves chromatin at targeted binding sites, enabling accurate profiling of transcription factors, histone modifications, and chromatin-associated proteins. 

Compared to traditional ChIP-seq, CUT&RUN requires significantly fewer cells and lower sequencing depth, making it a more efficient and cost-effective approach, while delivering clearer signal-to-noise ratios. The resulting high-quality data provides more precise insights into transcription factor binding, chromatin organization, and epigenetic regulation. These factors are key to understanding mechanisms in development, disease, and therapeutic research. 

Key Advantages of CUT&RUN Sequencing

low background noise

High Resolution

Map protein-DNA interactions with precision

Low Background Noise

Detect true binding events with minimal background interference

low cell requirement

Low Cell Requirement

Works effectively with fewer cells or challenging samples

cost-effective

Requires less sequencing depth, reducing overall costs

Cost-Effective

Frequently Asked Questions

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