Hello, everyone.

Recently, I did chip-seq (H3K4me1、H3K4me3、H3K27ac、H3K27me3、Pol II、P300) from 1×107 insect cells. But, I got poor yield (about 4ng ) as standard Illumina library preparation needs 10ng and I tried many times. The cell I used is hard to culture, So I want to try some new modified chip-seq protocol in order to get high output. There are a lot of methods about doing chip-seq from small number cells.

For example:

nano-ChIP-seq: Genome-wide chromatin maps derived from limited numbers of hematopoietic progenitors.

LinDA: Single-tube linear DNA amplification (LinDA) for robust ChIP-seq.

Small-scale ChIP: In vivo epigenomic profiling of germ cells reveals germ cell molecular signatures.

cChIP-seq: cChIP-seq: a robust small-scale method for investigation of histone modifications.

These mothods will introduce potential PCR bias due to preamplificationI and I don't know to choose them? cChIP-seq seems better, but it  is not clear how does it work about carrier?

Whether do I use more cells to get high yield or select one modified chip-seq protocol from above? Is there any other better methods? Anyone can give some suggestions? 

Thank you very much!

ChengDong

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