About Enhancer
Enhancer ID: |
E_01_0361 |
Species: |
human |
Position :
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chr3:133743290-133745290 |
Biosample name: |
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Experiment class :
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High+Lowthroughput |
Enhancer type: |
Enhancer |
Disease: |
-- |
Pubmed ID: |
30905509
|
Enhancer experiment: |
ChIP-seq |
Enhancer experiment description: |
This process is important to understand because induced pluripotency in somatic cells represents reversal of ontogeny and transcription factor (TF)- based reprogramming can leave vestiges of the original cell lineage. |
About Target gene
Target gene : |
TF |
Strong evidence: |
qRT-PCR,qPCR,ChIP,3C |
Less strong evidence: |
RNA-Seq |
Target gene experiment description: |
This process is important to understand because induced pluripotency in somatic cells represents reversal of ontogeny and transcription factor (TF)- based reprogramming can leave vestiges of the original cell lineage. |
About TF
TF name : |
-- |
TF experiment: |
ChIP-seq |
TF experiment description: |
This process is important to understand because induced pluripotency in somatic cells represents reversal of ontogeny and transcription factor (TF)- based reprogramming can leave vestiges of the original cell lineage. |
About Function
Enhancer function : |
This process is important to understand because induced pluripotency in somatic cells represents reversal of ontogeny and transcription factor (TF)- based reprogramming can leave vestiges of the original cell lineage. |
Enhancer function experiment: |
Immunohistochemical staining |
Enhancer function experiment description: |
This process is important to understand because induced pluripotency in somatic cells represents reversal of ontogeny and transcription factor (TF)- based reprogramming can leave vestiges of the original cell lineage. |
About SNP
Upstream Pathway Annotation of TF
GeneName |
Pathway Name |
Source |
Gene Number |
Enhancer associated network
The number on yellow line represents the distance between enhancer and
target gene
Expression of target genes for the
enhancer
Enhancer associated SNPs