Databases for genome accessibility
Hello.
I am looking for dnase-seq resuls for certain cell types in narrow peak format.
I tried to find results on ENCODE and UCSC with no success.
Where else should I look for it? Do you know any other databaese online?
Thanks
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You asked quite a lot of question on this recently. May I ask what your ultimate goal is, maybe there is a better solution here. Does it really need to be DNase-seq? ATAC-seq is much more prominent these days. Please also follow-up on your recent questions, upvote and accept answers if helpful.
you are totally right. I just upvoted answers! Thank for the comment!
I fixed my post. also ataq-seq will be great! My goal is to find experiment results for a list of cells that has accessability scores for the genome. after I have that, I will check the correlation between open areas to crispers tendanct to cut them with a certain sgRNA