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  1. ...of genomic signals on individual TE loci where we extend the WashU Epi Browser to display user-selected datasets and TE loci. These features could help to close the gaps in our understanding of the repetitive sequences and their putative regulatory functions and aid investigators in formulating new...
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  2. ...regions around TE-derived TSSs were generated using deepTools (Ramírez et al. 2016). HOMER (Heinz et al. 2010) was used to perform motif enrichment analysis around TE-derived TSSs. Examples of TE-derived alternative promoters were visualized using the WashU Epi Browser (Li et al. 2019). The Integrative...
  3. ...IP-seq data were normalized to reads per genomic content (RPGC) using deepTools bamcoverage (Ramírez et al. 2016). Binding profiles and heatmaps were generated using deepTools2 (Supplemental Methods; Ramírez et al. 2016).Data accessAll processed data are accessible on the WashU Comparative Epi browser: (https://epigateway.wustl.edu/browser...
  4. ...by optimally weighting diverse genomic features (Shihab et al. 2015). To streamline the annotation process, PhD-SNPg, a lightweight, sequence-based machine learning tool, enables efficient analysis of SNPs and indels across coding and noncoding regions (Capriotti and Fariselli 2023). With advancements in SV...
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  5. ...Madden Hyung Joo Lee Xing, Xiaoyun genome;gr.156539.113 10.1101/gr.156539.113 1088-9051 Functional DNA methylation differences between tissues, cell types, and across individuals discovered using the M&M algorithm Method Functional DNA methylation differences between tissues, cell types, and across...
  6. ...analysis of the single-cell dataVisualization in browserFor H3K4me3 and H3K27me3, 2000 single cells were randomly selected (MATLAB command: randperm [N, 2000]) and pooled together as the pseudo-bulk-cell data. This pseudo-bulk-cell data was visualized using the WashU Epi Browser (Figs. 2A, 4A; Zhou et al...
  7. ...were pooled except for special note. Interaction matrices and other genomic data were uploaded to the WashU Epi Browser for visualization (Zhou et al. 2013). DNA replication timing (wgEncodeUwRepliSeqBjWaveSignal) and CTCF binding sites (wgEncodeUwTfbsBjInputStdRaw) of the BJ cell line and TF binding...
  8. ...of enriched top GO terms associated with the highly regulated genes linked to each peak cluster in A. (C,D) On the left, WashU Epi Browser views show aggregated and normalized snRNA-seq signals (pink tracks) and snATAC-seq signals (blue tracks) across time points surrounding genes inhbaa and il11a in MES...
  9. ...in cancer cells. CNV regions visualized as relative copy-number estimates for each cell type (presented in green) are aligned with chromatin interaction heat maps (presented as normalized interaction counts visualized in WashU Epi Browser) and TADs, demonstrating that cancer-specific domain boundaries...
  10. ...in ESCs. Tracks displaying DNase I–sensitive sites, RNA PolII peaks as well as ChIP-seq data for the indicated epigenetic marks (ENCODE E14 ESC data) were plotted using the WashU EpiGenome Browser. (B) Heat map depicting the Pearson correlation coefficients obtained between ESC HRSs and sequences (10-kb...
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