[Webinar] ATAC-Seq: Mapping Open Chromatin - Dr. Michael Garbati

In this free webinar, Dr. Michael Garbati, Technical Support Scientist at Active Motif will cover in depth, the popular technique of ATAC-Seq and how it is used to generate profiles of accessible, or open chromatin regions within the genome, as well as discuss the application of the data in epigenetics research.
ATAC-Seq is a powerful technique that enables the mapping of accessible, or open chromatin regions within the genome. ATAC-Seq data has been important in determining the epigenetic role of a particular responses, or disease states. This webinar will discuss the ATAC-Seq method, and how it can be applied to epigenetics research.
Topics covered in the webinar will include:
• Overview of ATAC-Seq, and the information it can provide.
• ATAC-Seq compared to histone ChIP-Seq
• Applications of ATAC-Seq in disease research.

[@10questionsvisualization]

This is the BEST description of ATAC-seq and its value I've found online! Thanks much.

[@ellendepauw4981]

Thanks for the information! Really helped a lot to understand ATAC seq better

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Very useful information! Thanks a lot

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I want to do atac-seq so bad!

[@richashrivastava3981]

I have a doubt. So ATAC Seq will only give information about where DNA is accessible. but will not give information due to which epigenetic changes it has open? that means I will have to further perform meth seq or chip seq to know locations of DNA methylation or histone methylation?

[@quililank]

ATAC-seq only tells you regions of open chromatin. You need to integrate ChIP-seq data or CUT&RUN data of histone PTMs to identify which histone marks are associated with that region

[@richashrivastava3981]

@@quililank Thanks for the information.

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