Figure 3: A subset of enhancer-associated insertions is predicted to alter enhancer activity. | Nature Communications

Figure 3: A subset of enhancer-associated insertions is predicted to alter enhancer activity.

From: Small genomic insertions form enhancers that misregulate oncogenes

Figure 3

(a) Cartoon depicting two plausible models of the effect of insertions on enhancers. If insertions do affect enhancers, there should be more ChIP-Seq reads for enhancer-binding proteins that contain the insertion than do not. (b) Counts of predicted enhancer-associated insertions in all tested samples that bias ChIP-Seq read mapping and thus are likely associated with altered enhancer activity. (ce) Example enhancer-associated insertions that are predicted to alter enhancer activity. Counts of ChIP-Seq reads for H3K27ac are displayed in purple. RefSeq gene positions are noted below. ChIP-Seq reads containing the predicted insertion are noted below. The insertion is noted in red.

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