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• Browse the database by Factors: Clicking the “Search” button, you will browse the corresponding datasets in the ChIP-seq database. You can limit the search scope by using advanced search function (e.g. Factor class, Factors, Cell types etc.)
• Browse the database by Genes: Enter a gene of interest and click the “Search” button, then you will get the potential binding factors of the gene (data from Cistrome).
• Others: The home page of the ChIP-seq database also provides “Data Statistics”, “Data Submission”, “Related Links”, “ChIP-seq Articles” functions.
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