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Chromes from Chromatin: Sonification of the Epigenome

2016-01-21

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The epigenetic modifications are organized in patterns determining the functional properties of the underlying genome. Such patterns, typically measured by ChIP-seq assays of histone modifications, can be combined and translated into musical scores, summarizing multiple signals into a single waveform. As music is recognized as a universal way to convey meaningful information (1), we wanted to investigate propertie...

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Literature Corpus work: bdd3685b-8990-5337-83ce-46b6e5e13d79
DOI: 10.1101/037523

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