Web-MCOT Server for Motif Co-Occurrence Search in ChIP-Seq Data.
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ABSTRACT: (1) Background: The widespread application of ChIP-seq technology requires annotation of cis-regulatory modules through the search of co-occurred motifs. (2) Methods: We present the web server Motifs Co-Occurrence Tool (Web-MCOT) that for a single ChIP-seq dataset detects the composite elements (CEs) or overrepresented homo- and heterotypic pairs of motifs with spacers and overlaps, with any mutual orientations, uncovering various similarities to recognition models within pairs of motifs. The first (Anchor) motif in CEs respects the target transcription factor of the ChIP-seq experiment, while the second one (Partner) can be defined either by a user or a public library of Partner motifs being processed. (3) Results: Web-MCOT computes the significances of CEs without reference to motif cons
SUBMITTER: Levitsky VG
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9408884 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Aug
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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