Transcriptional Enhancers - Looking out for the Genes and Each Other
summary
A coupled hierarchical Bayesian model integrates epigenomic enhancer priors and enhancer–gene linking features to fine-map eQTLs in ~300 human hearts, outperforming lasso and fgwas-like approaches in explained variance and recovering variants with DNase footprints and motif disruption enrichment. Genome-wide DNase correlation finds distal enhancer pairs that share TF motifs, chromatin-modifier links and Hi-C proximity, and a facilitated-diffusion extension predicts an occupancy boost ~200% for spatially clustered homotypic sites, validated against matched chromatin and GC controls.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:21Transcriptome - a key mediator of diversity
- 1:09Transcriptional Regulation
- 1:51Enhancers - key mediators of context-specific gene regulation
- 3:15Genome-wide association studies
- 3:43Expression Quantitative Trait Loci (eQTL)
- 11:48Biology: Protein binding
- 14:46Allelic imbalance
- 17:15Properties of correlated enhancers
- 22:40Determinants of TF-DNA interaction
- 24:32Computing occupancy 'boost in archipelagos (APs) with digital footprint data
- 28:23Downstream impact of crowdsourcing occupancy boost
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