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Fig. 6 | Genome Biology

Fig. 6

From: epiG: statistical inference and profiling of DNA methylation from whole-genome bisulfite sequencing data

Fig. 6

DNA accessibility near a CTCF site. a Consensus DNA accessibility near a representative CTCF site at position 31,109,691 on chromosome 20 in the LNCaP sample. The center of the CTCF site is at position 0 of the plot. Red line: consensus based on the two chains shown in (b); blue line: consensus based on all reads. b The two dominating epi-alleles. Each point is an isolated GpC position. Black: methylated GpC position (DNA accessible), white: unmethylated GpC position (DNA inaccessible). The approximate lengths of the inaccessible intervals are computed (black lines), showing that the CTCF site appears to be flanked by nucleosomes (149 bp). In one epi-allele, the CTCF site appears to be inaccessible, potentially due to binding of a protein. As nucleosome positioning is dynamic and the read coverage is low for these samples, the inferred intervals are uncertain

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