STARR-seq identifies active, chromatin-masked, and dormant enhancers in pluripotent mouse embryonic stem cells

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RT @GenomeBiology: Peng, @henkstun, Megchelenbrink and co present a STARR-seq analysis of enhancers in mouse embryonic stem cells. Comparis…

12 Nov 2020

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Next in #100papers100days: STARR-seq (plasmid-based enhancer assay) in mESCs from @henkstun and Megchelenbrink labs. Most enhancer fragments overlap active chromatin, yet ~6K only have STARR-activity - lack of chromatin in reporter assay or something else?

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RT @GenomeBiology: Peng, @henkstun, Megchelenbrink and co present a STARR-seq analysis of enhancers in mouse embryonic stem cells. Comparis…

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RT @GenomeBiology: Peng, @henkstun, Megchelenbrink and co present a STARR-seq analysis of enhancers in mouse embryonic stem cells. Comparis…

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