Extended Data Fig. 8: Comparative footprinting identifies cell-selective TF occupancy at nucleotide resolution. | Nature

Extended Data Fig. 8: Comparative footprinting identifies cell-selective TF occupancy at nucleotide resolution.

From: Global reference mapping of human transcription factor footprints

Extended Data Fig. 8

a, b, Comparative footprinting within the SCAMP5 (a) and UCP2 (b) promoters identifies footprints that are differentially occupied in nervous cell and tissue types. Top, DNase I cleavage in two exemplar nervous and non-nervous cell types. Bottom, mean differential per nucleotide cleavage (log2 observed/expected) between nervous system-derived (SCAMP5: n = 26; UCP2: n = 28 out of 31) and non-nervous samples (SCAMP5: n = 151; UCP2: n = 189 out of 212) in which region is DNase I hypersensitive (Supplementary Methods). The colour of each bar indicates the statistical significance (–log10 p) of the per-nucleotide differential test.

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