Extended Data Fig. 4: Orientation dependence in the HiDRA dataset. | Nature Genetics

Extended Data Fig. 4: Orientation dependence in the HiDRA dataset.

From: Transcription imparts architecture, function and logic to enhancer units

Extended Data Fig. 4

a, Comparison of forward vs reverse cloning orientation for HiDRA fragments overlapping GM12878 DHS peaks. Data points are shown as log2 fold-change of RNA vs DNA read counts. Elements with significantly elevated activity in both orientations are called orientation-independent enhancers (green). Elements with significantly elevated activity in one orientation are called orientation-dependent (black). Remaining fragments are called inactive (gray). b-c, Percent of orientation-dependent (b) or -independent (c) fragments within each GRO-cap and ChromHMM class. Raw fragment counts are shown above each bar. Gray line marks the percent activity of all fragments judged by the same criteria. P-values are from two-sided Fisher’s exact test between indicated ratio and total enhancer ratio (372/4,367 for b, 41/767 for c). Error bars indicate standard error calculated for a sample of binary trials, centered on the observed probability.

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