... more transcriptionfactorbindingsites, as defined by the same algorithms and stringent statisti- cal criteria that are used for TFBS within ...that transcription factors bind pri- ...
... of bindingsites for Rnap2, Ctcf, and Rxrα in mouse liver (Figure 2A and Additional file 1: Table ...that bindingsites were enriched for their known canonical binding motifs (Figure ...
... However, the types of assays performed by the ENCODE project that charac- terise the location, and in some cases, the transcriptionfactorbindingsites, do not identify where in the genome an ...
... Sp1 transcriptionfactor-bindingsites in pairs, while AP-1 sites are found ...Sp1 sites and an AP-1 site and the other with two pairs of Sp1 sites and two single AP-1 ...
... predicted transcriptionfactorbindingsites) fall into two general ...of transcriptionfactorbindingsites and a scoring scheme to evaluate predictions ...
... of binding-site lengths and specificities found in both prokaryotes and ...prokaryotic bindingsites tend to be longer on average (Figure ...cooperative binding in eukaryotes, which tend to ...
... Figure 1 The mosaic classes of the human genome. Each circle represents one of the mosaic classes. The position of the circle shows the A/C/G/ T content:-(a) T+C by A+T, (b) T+G by A+T, (c) T+G by T+C. The area of the ...
... DNA-transcriptionfactorbindingsites (TFBSs) have been based on relatively few known instances and have treated them as sites of fixed length using position weight matrices ...the ...
... Her7 transcription by Her7 is repre- sented by an inhibitory Hill ...between transcriptionfactorbinding ...single binding site for Hes7 ...By transcription analysis they ...
... DNA-transcriptionfactorbindingsites (TFBSs) have been based on relatively few known instances and have treated them as sites of fixed length using position weight matrices ...the ...
... the probability that the known negative example would score higher than the known positive example — produc- ing a false positive. PS scopes larger than a certain value do not capture any new position-pair matches, yet ...
... TF/uDBP bindingsites offers a valuable approach, and we have shown that this can facilitate discovery of cis-regulatory modules, design of targeted dODN therapies, and interpretation of GWAS hits at ...
... and binding site representation Plants are constantly surrounded by stimulus, be-they deletorious pathogens or positive stimuli such as light and ...as transcription factors (TFs) to facilitate ...
... DNAm patterns were measured in two fibroblast prepa- rations at early (P3 or P5) and late passages (P30 or P33). To this end, we used MethylCap-seq, which is based on capturing methylated DNA with the methyl- ...
... To investigate further the possibility that the same or similar factors might be binding to the nucleocapsid CpA, CpB, and CpC and major surface antigen B, D, D5', E, F, and F3' promoter[r] ...
... Although most of the genomic IAP LTR copies were heavily methylated in the sperm and tail, we found that LTRs of a specific subfamily exhibited a tendency to be hypomethylated, especially when specific sequences were ...
... Fig. 2 Strategies for cleavage bias correction. Comparison of bias estimation methods in standard ATAC-seq (a) and DNase-seq (b) on 32 TF ChIP-seq data sets from GM12878 cells. The y-axis denotes the ranking score, where ...
... To avoid the complications inherent in studying early adenovirus promoters which contain binding sites for multiple transcription factors implicated in ElA transactivation, we synthesize[r] ...
... in transcriptionfactorbindingsites in the promot- ers and, therefore, potential differential gene regulation, we dissected the proximal promoter regions of both ...putative binding ...
... notably transcriptionfactorbindingsites (TFBS) in the anking non-coding regions of ...The binding of transcription factors to specic cis-regulatory elements, typically those ...