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Statistical models for detecting differential chromatin interactions mediated by a protein

Niu et al., 2014

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Niu L
Li G
Lin S
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Chromatin interactions mediated by a protein of interest are of great scientific interest. Recent studies show that protein-mediated chromatin interactions can have different intensities in different types of cells or in different developmental stages of a cell. Such …
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