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How Much Information is Provided by Human Epigenomic Data? An Evolutionary View

2018-05-09

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Here, we ask the question, “How much information do available epigenomic data sets provide about human genomic function, individually or in combination?” We consider nine epigenomic and annotation features across 115 cell types and measure genomic function by using signatures of natural selection as a proxy. We measure information as the reduction in entropy under a probabilistic evolutionary mo...

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ac3bedd9-8881-5213-b490-76d4e9b0fc25
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10.1101/317719
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