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ChIP-Hub: an Integrative Platform for Exploring Plant Regulome
Dijun CheniD, Liang-Yu FuiD, Peijing ZhangiD, Ming CheniD, Kerstin KaufmanniD
Abstract
Plant genomes encode a complex and evolutionary diverse regulatory grammar that forms the basis for most life on earth. A wealth of regulome and epigenome data have been generated in various plant species, but no common, standardized resource is available so far for biologists. Here we present ChIP-Hub, an integrative web-based platform in the ENCODE standards that bundles publicly available datasets reanalyzed from >40 plant species, allowing visualization and meta-analysis.
- organism: plant (other)
- assay: ChIP-seq
- research focus: database / resource
- approach: statistical model
- Citations
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