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A cross-organism framework for supervised enhancer prediction with epigenetic pattern recognition and targeted validation

2018-08-05

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Enhancers are important noncoding elements, but they have been traditionally hard to characterize experimentally. Only a few mammalian enhancers have been validated, making it difficult to train statistical models for their identification properly. Instead, postulated patterns of genomic features have been used heuristically for identification. The development of massively parallel assays allows for the characteri...

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877abf8d-90e5-5b19-b1d9-d244e25f3651
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10.1101/385237
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