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Accession: PRJEB9075 ID: 280895

DNase-seq profile of mES cells treated with PFA/Noco/5aza, at different timepoints within in vitro mouse differentiation protocols, or in the presence of a NFYA dominant negative construct

The aim of this experiment was to profile the DNase-I accessibility landscape in mES when treated with various factors effecting genomic methylation, at day 5 of a non-standard in vitro mouse differentiation protocol, and at days 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 within our in vitro pancreas mouse differentiation protocol, as well as day 6 along an intestinal branch (int) and day 7 along an anterior endoderm branch (ae). More...
AccessionPRJEB9075
ScopeMonoisolate
SubmissionRegistration date: 12-Apr-2015
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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BioSample16
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Data volume, Gbases269
Data volume, Tbytes0.19

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