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  1. ...and chromatin modifiers suggests that they interact (either directly or indirectly) in gene regulatory networks that are necessary for normal heart development. Genes not annotated with these functions, such as COL6A3 and MYO9A, could be target genes or have upstream or downstream regulatory functions...
  2. ...–Fahrner syndrome; P = 0.007), and Chd1 (chromatin remodeler causing Pilarowski–Bjornsson syndrome whose targets have been implicated in neural crest stem cell transcriptional dysregulation upon KMT2D hapoinsufficiency; P = 0.005) (Supplemental Fig. S5C; Gabriele et al. 2021). In KS2, epigenetic regulators...
  3. ...the “dynamic” nature of chromatin folding and its importance on key biological functions (Bystricky 2015; Tortora et al. 2020; Shaban et al. 2020a). Chromatin mobility has been proposed to impact the dynamics of promoter–enhancer interactions and thus regulates transcriptional bursting (Bartman et al. 2016...
  4. ...of transcriptional regulation still describes differential gene expression as a sparse multivariate linear function of TF activities (TFAs), the methods to solve for the TF–gene interaction terms and estimate TFAs have advanced. For example, the current Inferelator (Arrieta-Ortiz et al. 2015) uses a Bayesian...
  5. ...data type, we develop a Bayesian method (bMIND) to integrate bulk and scRNA-seq data. With a prior derived from scRNA-seq data, we propose to estimate sample-level cell type–specific (CTS) expression from bulk expression data. The CTS expression enables large-scale sample-level downstream analyses...
  6. ...observe the TF occupancy landscape, let alone quantify how it changes across conditions. We developed TF occupancy profiler (TOP), a Bayesian hierarchical regression framework, to profile -wide quantitative occupancy of numerous TFs using data from a single chromatin accessibility experiment (DNase...
  7. ...activities in scRNA-seq data, which in turn can be used for downstream analysis such as identifying cell clusters based on distinct inferred transcription factor activities as well as generating a weighted hierarchy of target genes.ResultsOverview of BITFAMOur Bayesian inference transcription factor activity...
  8. ...-seq analysis of circadian rhythms. Methods Enzymol 551: 349–367. ↵Liang F, Paulo R, Molina G, Clyde MA, Berger JO. 2008. Mixtures of g priors for Bayesian variable selection. J Am Stat Assoc 103: 410–423. ↵Matsuo T, Yamaguchi S, Mitsui S, Emi A, Shimoda F, Okamura H. 2003. Control mechanism of the circadian...
  9. .... 2019), single-cell chromatin conformation (Kim et al. 2020), and single-cell gene expression data (Dey et al. 2017). LDA is a generative Bayesian modeling approach that was developed in the context of document classification. In the document classification task, the model is trained to identify...
  10. ...somatic in origin between 206,724 and 304,754 of these per sample, based on their absence from the Genome Aggregation Database (gnomAD; v3.0). To dissect the contributions of distinct mutational processes, we estimated exposures to the COSMIC v3 single-base substitution signatures. We used the Bayesian...
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