Do all genes have a similar distributions of CpG sites across regions?
Hello, I am wondering if all genes have a similar distribution of CpG sites, for example:
the majority of the CpGs are in promoter, gene body... Little amoutn of cpgs at 5UTR and 3UTR,...
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That might be the average, but there's no pattern like that for literally all genes.
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