Identifying Groups Of Transcription Factors
Hi everyone,
I have used a couple of techniques to identify enriched transcription factor binding sites in my sequences of interest. I'm looking for something that would tell me if a group of TFs always co-regulate my sequences. Is there any technique out there to accomplish that?
Thanks a lot!!
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I recommend you to use: RSA tools http://rsat.ulb.ac.be/, there are tutorials and papers where you can understand how to use it, it is very easy!
Regards,
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you say 'my sequences' what are your sequences (chip-seq data? genes of interest?)
These are 7 genes that are expressed in the same tissue. We want to find out if there's a group of TFs that bind to all these genes.