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In this study, we develop a computational approach to identify the promoter region and transcription start site (TSS) of pri-microRNAs actively transcribed using genome-wide RNA Polymerase II (RPol II) binding patterns derived from ChIP-seq data.
We have developed a computational approach to identify the regulatory regions of all divergent gene pairs using genome-wide RPol II binding patterns derived from ChIP-seq data, based upon the assumption that the distribution of RPol II binding patterns around the bidirectional promoters are accumulated by RPol II binding of 2 promoters.
We have developed a computational approach to identify the promoter regions of all divergent gene pairs using genome-wide RPol II binding patterns derived from ChIP-seq data, based upon the assumption that the distribution of RPol II binding patterns around the bidirectional promoters are accumulated by RPol II binding of two promoters.
Since CTCF is ubiquitously expressed in the testis, whereas the presence of CTCFL is highly restricted, genome-wide DNA-binding patterns derived from whole or partially purified testis preparations cannot be compared (see Discussion).
If the fragments are too small, then the patterns derived from the binding motifs cannot be used, since they are many-body interactions, while using larger fragments limits the application to well-known ligands.
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We speculate that these patterns derive from divergent selection imposed by regionally diverse but locally homogeneous soil substrates.
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