HOMER motif analysis of vorinostat stimulated latently infected CD4 T cells.

Jefferys, Stuart R.; Burgos, Samuel D.; Peterson, Jackson J.; Selitsky, Sara R.; Turner, Anne-Marie W.; James, Lindsey I.; Tsai, Yi-Hsuan; Coffey, Alisha R.; Margolis, David M.; Parker, Joel; Browne, Edward P.

doi:10.1371/journal.ppat.1009346.s012

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HOMER motif analysis of vorinostat stimulated latently infected CD4 T cells.

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posted on 2021-02-26, 18:42 authored by Stuart R. Jefferys, Samuel D. Burgos, Jackson J. Peterson, Sara R. Selitsky, Anne-Marie W. Turner, Lindsey I. James, Yi-Hsuan Tsai, Alisha R. Coffey, David M. Margolis, Joel Parker, Edward P. Browne

The top 50 most highly enriched TF motifs in the set of chromatin peaks that are more open after 24h vorinostat (250nM) stimulation are shown. Target sequences represent significantly (FDR <0.1) more open chromatin regions after vorinostat stimulation. Background sequences represent all open chromatin regions in CD4 T cells.

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