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What concentration of antibody should I use in my ChIP experiment?

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What concentration of antibody should I use in my ChIP experiment?

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To start with, use 3–5 mg of antibody for every 25–35 mg of pure monosomes used. If you are doing a quantitative ChIP then ultimately you may need to match the amount of chromatin with the same amount of antibody. As with many techniques, it is essential to optimize the amount of antibody at the start if possible.

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