MUSIC PolII ChIP-Seq Peaks Track Settings

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modENCODE RNA Polymerase ChIP-Seq Peaks Identified by MUSIC (All ChIP Seq Tracks)

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	hide Configure	Embryos, 4-8 hr MUSIC Peaks	modENCODE RNA PolII MUSIC Peaks for 4-8 hr Embryos	Schema
	hide Configure	Embryos, 8-12 hr MUSIC Peaks	modENCODE RNA PolII MUSIC Peaks for 8-12 hr Embryos	Schema
	hide Configure	Embryos, 12-16 hr MUSIC Peaks	modENCODE RNA PolII MUSIC Peaks for 12-16 hr Embryos	Schema
	hide Configure	Embryos, 16-20 hr MUSIC Peaks	modENCODE RNA PolII MUSIC Peaks for 16-20 hr Embryos	Schema
	hide Configure	Embryos, 20-24 hr MUSIC Peaks	modENCODE RNA PolII MUSIC Peaks for 20-24 hr Embryos	Schema
	hide Configure	L1 MUSIC Peaks	modENCODE RNA PolII MUSIC Peaks for L1 Stage Larvae	Schema
	hide Configure	L2 MUSIC Peaks	modENCODE RNA PolII MUSIC Peaks for L2 Stage Larvae	Schema
	hide Configure	L3 MUSIC Peaks	modENCODE RNA PolII MUSIC Peaks for L3 Stage Larvae	Schema
	hide Configure	Pupae MUSIC Peaks	modENCODE RNA PolII MUSIC Peaks for Pupae	Schema

Description

These tracks show the regions in the genome that are significantly enriched in RNA Polymerase II ChIP-Seq reads at different developmental stages as determined by MUSIC.

The ChIP-Seq data were produced as part of the modENCODE project and were obtained from the NCBI Sequence Reads Archive under the accession number SRP001424.

Credits

Ho JW et al. ChIP-chip versus ChIP-seq: lessons for experimental design and data analysis. BMC Genomics. 2011 Feb 28;12:134.

Harmanci A, Rozowsky J, Gerstein M. MUSIC: identification of enriched regions in ChIP-Seq experiments using a mappability-corrected multiscale signal processing framework. Genome Biol. 2014;15(10):474.