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ChIPSummitDB: A ChIP-seq-based database of human transcription factor binding sites and the topological arrangements of the proteins bound to them

2019-05-29

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> ChIP-Seq reveals genomic regions where proteins, e.g. transcription factors (TFs) interact with DNA. A substantial fraction of these regions, however, do not contain the cognate binding site for the TF of interest. This phenomenon might be explained by protein-protein interactions and co-precipitation of interacting gene regulatory elements. We uniformly processed 3,727 human ChIP-Seq data sets...

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b6f0f449-18df-572e-9631-cfaea5c1df38
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10.1101/652420
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