Identifying Transcription Factor Binding Sites From Chip Seq
hiii i have a set of filtered Mirna which we believe are important. i want to examine whether these Mirna have any TF binding sites (particularly for a protein) in <2kb region. how do i do it with the help of chip seq? Thank you in advance
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Filter your sequence data to contain the upstream seqeunces of the mirnas you are interested in, and then use a program like MEME http://meme.sdsc.edu/meme/intro.html for either checking for known sites, or for motif discovery.
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Please explain more about the chip-seq data (?) you have.