How to find motif in specific region
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Assume I have got a list of motif some protein could binding (for example, by chip-seq). Now I have some interestion genomic region (one or more, but very limited), is it possible to know to know whether these intervals exist and which known motifs exist?
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You could use FIMO to discover binding sites from MEME motif probability tables: https://meme-suite.org/meme/doc/fimo.html
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