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Ensembl: Genomic features that regulate genes

2016-12-05

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This webinar takes you through the Ensembl regulatory build, which is used to predict the location of promoters, enhancers and other regulatory features in the human and mouse genomes, using experimental data.

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Literature Corpus work: 20432229-78cb-52c0-9058-8cd944d527d9
DOI: 10.6019/tol.ensreg-w.2016.00001.1

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