This file contains supplemental Tables S1-S7, and supplemental Figures S1-S30. (PDF 27600 kb
Additional figures. Distribution of the differences between the predicted value and the true value o...
Additional file 3: Operon predictions. Column 1 contains genes, and column 2 contains the operon int...
Additional file 3: Operon predictions. Column 1 contains genes, and column 2 contains the operon int...
Genome-wide predictions of cis-regulatory regions for all six cell types. (ZIP 20400 kb
Predictions on CAGE supported bidirectional loci. AiA: Active in the FANTOM Enhancer Atlas; IiA: Ina...
Background: In the human genome, 98% of DNA sequences are non-protein-coding region...
Background: In the human genome, 98% of DNA sequences are non-protein-coding region...
Background: In the human genome, 98% of DNA sequences are non-protein-coding regions that were previ...
Abstract Background In the human genome, 98% of DNA sequences are non-protein-coding regions that we...
Figure S10. ChIP-seq and DNase-seq data from mES cells can also be used as input. (PDF 136 kb
Figure S7. ChIP-seq and DNase-seq data are used as input to a model of the β globin locus. (PDF 309...
Figure S9. Simulations predict the effect of protein knock-outs on the β globin locus. (PDF 553 kb
Additional file 4: Network predictions. Rows represent network elements, columns indicate network mo...
Additional file 4: Network predictions. Rows represent network elements, columns indicate network mo...
With advances in sequencing technology, a vast amount of genomic sequence information has become ava...
Additional figures. Distribution of the differences between the predicted value and the true value o...
Additional file 3: Operon predictions. Column 1 contains genes, and column 2 contains the operon int...
Additional file 3: Operon predictions. Column 1 contains genes, and column 2 contains the operon int...
Genome-wide predictions of cis-regulatory regions for all six cell types. (ZIP 20400 kb
Predictions on CAGE supported bidirectional loci. AiA: Active in the FANTOM Enhancer Atlas; IiA: Ina...
Background: In the human genome, 98% of DNA sequences are non-protein-coding region...
Background: In the human genome, 98% of DNA sequences are non-protein-coding region...
Background: In the human genome, 98% of DNA sequences are non-protein-coding regions that were previ...
Abstract Background In the human genome, 98% of DNA sequences are non-protein-coding regions that we...
Figure S10. ChIP-seq and DNase-seq data from mES cells can also be used as input. (PDF 136 kb
Figure S7. ChIP-seq and DNase-seq data are used as input to a model of the β globin locus. (PDF 309...
Figure S9. Simulations predict the effect of protein knock-outs on the β globin locus. (PDF 553 kb
Additional file 4: Network predictions. Rows represent network elements, columns indicate network mo...
Additional file 4: Network predictions. Rows represent network elements, columns indicate network mo...
With advances in sequencing technology, a vast amount of genomic sequence information has become ava...
Additional figures. Distribution of the differences between the predicted value and the true value o...
Additional file 3: Operon predictions. Column 1 contains genes, and column 2 contains the operon int...
Additional file 3: Operon predictions. Column 1 contains genes, and column 2 contains the operon int...
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