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Characterizing a collective and dynamic component of chromatin immunoprecipitation enrichment profiles in yeast

2014-04-29

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Recent chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) experiments in fly, mouse, and human have revealed the existence of high-occupancy target (HOT) regions or “hotspots” that show enrichment across many assayed DNA-binding proteins. Similar co-enrichment observed in yeast so far has been treated as artifactual, and has not been fully characterized. Here we reanalyze ChIP data from both array-based and sequencing-based exp...

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a9d76621-3d05-57e8-b7f7-19d87b2db311
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10.1101/004614
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