How can I obtain genome-wide coordinates for the motif of a particular transcription factor?
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I have an answer on using FIMO, which may be of generic interest:
https://bioinformatics.stackexchange.com/a/2491/776
Not sure what TF database TATAWAWR is from, but if you have your own (MEME-formatted) PWM for that TF, you could use that with FIMO to get all hits of your TF at your desired statistical threshold.
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Be aware that when scanning the entire genome you will get excessive hits simply by chance. Maybe filtering for open chromatin regions (or something else to narrow down meaningful binding sites) would help here.
it helped a lot ,thanks!