NET-Seq

NG Capture-C

NG Capture-C is a refinement of 3C-Seq and Hi-C. It represents a family of methods used to analyze chromatin interactions. NG Capture-C adds multiple pull-down steps of the biotinylated fragments with magnetic beads to the 3C method. The protocol uses formaldehyde fixation followed by restriction enzyme digestion and ligation to form ~10 kb concatamers. The DNA is extracted and sonicated. Indexing adapters are added, and the samples are pooled, purified by pull-down, and PCR-amplified. The pull-down and PCR steps can be repeated to yield up to a million-fold enrichment.

Pros:

• High sensitivity to detect cis and trans interactions
• Low sample input requirements
• Sonicated capture fragments reduces cost compared to capture-C
• Sonicated capture fragments act as UMIs to reduce PCR bias

Cons:

• None reported

• NG Capture-C: Davies J. O., Telenius J. M., McGowan S. J., et al. Multiplexed analysis of chromosome conformation at vastly improved sensitivity. Nat Methods. 2016;13:74-80

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1. Davies J. O., Telenius J. M., McGowan S. J., et al. Multiplexed analysis of chromosome conformation at vastly improved sensitivity. Nat Methods. 2016;13:74-80
2. Hay D., Hughes J. R., Babbs C., Davies J. O., Graham B. J., et al. Genetic dissection of the alpha-globin super-enhancer in vivo. Nat Genet. 2016;48:895-903