Diffreps

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Application data

Created by Li SHEN
Biological application domain(s) Epigenomics
Principal bioinformatics method(s) ChIP seq
Technology Illumina, ABI SOLiD, ChIP-seq
Created at The Mount Sinai School of Medicine
Maintained? Yes
Input format(s) bed
Output format(s) Peaks
Software features Multiple sample information used.
Programming language(s) Perl
Licence GPLv3
Operating system(s) Linux, Windows, Mac OS X

Summary: diffReps is developed to find different peaks in ChIP-seq. It scans the whole genome using a sliding window, performing millions of statistical tests and report the significant hits. diffReps takes into account the biological variations within a group of samples and uses that information to enhance the statistical power. Considering biological variation is of high importance, especiallly for in vivo brain tissues.

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Description

ChIP-seq is now widely used to profile the enrichment of a DNA-binding protein on a genome. It is of high interest to compare the binding differences of a histone mark or transcription factor between two contrasting conditions, such as disease vs. control. diffReps is developed to serve this purpose. It scans the whole genome using a sliding window, performing millions of statistical tests and report the significant hits. diffReps takes into account the biological variations within a group of samples and uses that information to enhance the statistical power. Considering biological variation is of high importance, especiallly for in vivo brain tissues (which is my group's high priority).


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  1. . 2013. PLoS One


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