Identification of Transcription Factor MIZ1 Binding Sites in Human B Cell Lines [ChIP-seq]
A previous study has successfully identified the binding sites of Transcription Factor MIZ1 in murine B cells. In order to shed light on the potential relevance between mouse and human, this experiment aimed to identify MIZ1's binding sites in human B cell lines. By uncovering these binding sites, we can gain insights into the conservation and potential functional significance of MIZ1 in B cell biology across species. Overall design: We conducted ChIP (Chromatin Immunoprecipitation) experiments using the MIZ1 antibody on two distinct cell lines, namely P493-6 and Raji. DNA fragments were generated from non-treated cell replicates and subsequently subjected to sequencing to identify potential MIZ1 binding sites. For each cell line, we included one input sample and three IP (Immunoprecipitation) samples.