Tutorial: How to use UCSC genome browser to check the transcription factor binding at your favorite gene
Hi all, I just made this video showing you how to use UCSC genome browser https://genome.ucsc.edu/ to check ChIP-seq data.
Happy Learning!
Tommy
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Hi Ming,
Nice video! We wanted to share that we liked the content and say hi on behalf of the UCSC Genome Browser team.
-Lou
Thanks, Lou and the UCSC genome browser team, for making this tool available!