Comprehensive Genome-wide Protein–DNA Interactions Detected at Single-Nucleotide Resolution¶
Rhee, H. S., & Pugh, B. F. (2011). Comprehensive Genome-wide Protein–DNA Interactions Detected at Single-Nucleotide Resolution. Cell, 1408-1419.
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- ChIP-exo
- Library construction preserves the exonuclease-created end, sequencing locates its genomic coordinate and strand, and an assay-aware analysis interprets recurrent 5′-end patterns as evidence about crosslink positions near protein-associated loci.
This sourceFoundational ChIP-exo paper and primary support for the method, workflow, peak-pair concept, and initial yeast/human applications.
- Library construction preserves the exonuclease-created end, sequencing locates its genomic coordinate and strand, and an assay-aware analysis interprets recurrent 5′-end patterns as evidence about crosslink positions near protein-associated loci.
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