Location of the peaks from CHIP-seq data in the genome
Hey! I have CHip-seq data from two experiments. I have created bam files frist, then using macs3 I've made .bed and .narrowPeak. I need to examine the location (introns, exons, promoters, centromers and so on) and the number of peaks in genome. Can someone suggest the tool for that? Kindly help.
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