Impact of genome assembly status on ChIP-Seq and ChIP-PET data mapping

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Abstract

Background. ChIP-Seq and ChIP-PET can potentially be used with any genome for genome wide profiling of protein-DNA interaction sites. Unfortunately, it is probable that most genome assemblies will never reach the quality of the human genome assembly. Therefore, it remains to be determined whether ChIP-Seq and ChIP-PET are practicable with genome sequences other than a few (e.g. human and mouse). Findings. Here, we used in silico simulations to assess the impact of completeness or fragmentation of genome assemblies on ChIP-Seq and ChIP-PET data mapping. Conclusions. Most currently published genome assemblies are suitable for mapping the short sequence tags produced by ChIP-Seq or ChIP-PET. © 2009 Buisine et al.

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Buisine, N., & Sachs, L. (2009). Impact of genome assembly status on ChIP-Seq and ChIP-PET data mapping. BMC Research Notes, 2. https://doi.org/10.1186/1756-0500-2-257

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