JOnTADS: a unified caller for TADs and stripes in Hi-C data
Qiuhai Zeng, Guanjue Xiang, Yu Zhang…·Qunhua Li
JOnTADS identifies TADs and stripes in Hi-C data across different experimental contexts, improving robustness and computational efficiency.
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Qiuhai Zeng, Guanjue Xiang, Yu Zhang…·Qunhua Li
JOnTADS identifies TADs and stripes in Hi-C data across different experimental contexts, improving robustness and computational efficiency.
Hui Quan, Hao Tian, Sirui Liu…·Yi Qin Gao
The paper examines chromatin structural changes and epigenetic reprogramming during mouse and human embryonic development, showing domain segregation correlates with genetic and epigenetic changes.
Rui Yin, Nyi Nyi Thwin, Pei Zhuang…·Chee Keong Kwoh
IAV-CNN predicts influenza A virus antigenic variants using a 2D convolutional neural network with a new amino acid representation, achieving state-of-the-art performance on three datasets.
Fan Cao, Yu Zhang, Yichao Cai…·Melissa J. Fullwood
ChINN predicts chromatin interactions from DNA sequences, showing good performance across samples and identifying sequence features associated with interactions in CLL patient data.
Guanjue Xiang, Cheryl A. Keller, Elisabeth F. Heuston…·Ross C. Hardison
The paper integrates epigenomic and transcriptomic data from mouse hematopoiesis to identify regulatory elements and their dynamics across cell types.
Lin An, Tao Yang, Jiahao Yang…·Yu Zhang
OnTAD identifies hierarchical TAD structures from Hi-C data with improved accuracy and speed, revealing new insights into TAD organization and gene regulation.
This paper presents an improved functional annotation map for 127 human cell types using the IDEAS method, showing higher accuracy than the Roadmap Epigenomics consortium's map.