I use FACS sorted leukocytes to carry out ChIP-seq. After crosslinking in formaldehyde the cells become very sticky and difficult to pellet. Instead, they appear to adhere to the Eppendorf tube walls. I seem to loose a lot of cells at this stage. Any ideas how to prevent or overcome the problem?
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