Genomic feature extraction and comparison based on global alignment of ChIP-sequencing data.
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ABSTRACT: Enhanced accuracy and high-throughput capability in capturing genetic activities lead ChIP-sequencing technology to be applied prevalently in diverse study for tackling DNA-protein interaction problems. Till now, such questions as deciding suitable ChIP-seq arguments and comparing sample quality still haunt biologists. We propose the methods for answering such questions as deciding optimal argument pairs in global alignment of ChIP sequencing data; then we employ a modern signal processing approach to extract inherent genomic features from the global alignments of transcriptional binding activities; together with pairwise comparison from intra- and inter-sample perspectives; thus we can further determine alignment quality and decide the optimal candidate for multi-source heterogeneous high
SUBMITTER: Tang B
PROVIDER: S-EPMC5470523 | biostudies-literature | 2017 May
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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