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Mucor circinelloides strain:CBS172.27 or 1006PhL or CBS277.49 | isolate:PS15+ or PS14 or PS10 Raw sequence reads from H3K9me2 and RNAP ChIP experiments

ABSTRACT: ChIP-seq data for three Mucor spp. from the Mucor circinelloides species complex: PS15, PS14, and PS10. ChIP was performed against H3K9me2 and RNA polymerase II (RNAP). PS10 and PS14 include samples from a wild type (WT) and an epimutant strain (E1 and E3, respectively), while PS15 include a WT from each mating type (- and +), two epimutant strains (E1m, E10p) and their progeny (#10 and #34, respectively)

ORGANISM(S): Mucor circinelloides

PROVIDER: GSE280014 | GEO | 2025/07/11

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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