Hi-C data analysis (Loop and domain calling)
Hi,
I have some primates HI-C data from NCBI GEO. I step-by-step followed HOMER Hi-C analysis pipeline to determine TADs and loops from the Hi-C reads. Theoretically, there are multiple loops in a TAD and number of loops are always higher than TADs. However, I got TADs in much higher number than loops.
Does someone have any idea why is it happening? Should I try using some tool other than HOMER for TAD and loop calling?
Thank you
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