Mouse Chipseq Depth of seq
I was wondering can we use MI-seq for Mouse genome ChIP-seq? I believe it will not represent the complete genome. However My dilemma is we have already started sequencing on Miseq and have 20 million reads. Is there any alternative to rescue this data or should I seq more on MIseq?
Thanks.
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20 million reads could well be adequate, depending on what you're pulling down. See for example this paper.
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