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TF Interaction Plate Arrays

Signosis' TF Interaction Plate Assay enables high-throughput analysis of up to 96 transcription factor (TF) and coregulator interactions in a single experiment. This focused approach allows researchers to investigate specific TFs or coregulators of interest, providing detailed insights into the mechanisms of gene regulation.

Principle 

Signosis’ TF-TF Interaction Plate Array enables simultaneous profiling of multiple transcription factors (TFs) that interact with a specific TF or co-regulator of interest. The assay uses a mix of unique biotin-labeled DNA probes, each representing a consensus binding sequence for an individual TF.

When incubated with nuclear extracts, the probes bind to their corresponding TFs. The TF or co-regulator of interest is then immunoprecipitated—along with any interacting TFs—using a specific antibody and Protein G or A agarose beads. After washing away unbound probes and proteins, the bound DNA probes are eluted, denatured, and hybridized to a pre-coated plate.

Detection is performed using streptavidin-HRP and a chemiluminescent substrate. Luminescence is measured as relative light units (RLUs) using a microplate luminometer, providing insight into TF-TF interaction dynamics.

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Benefits

Multiplex

A single assay can analyze the binding of 48 or 96 TFs to a specific promoter.

No Special Equipment Required

Compatible with common chemiluminescence plate readers.

Quantitative Comparison

Differences between samples can be quantitatively compared and analyzed.

Simple Procedure

Co-IP of TF complexes with magnetic beads is quick, easy, and effective.

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