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12132013 Yao Fu Gerstein lab Supervised enhancer prediction Yip et al Genome Biology 2012 G et enhancer list away to genes DNase I FAIRE Gencode genes ID: 274953

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Slide1

ENCODE enhancers

12/13/2013

Yao Fu

Gerstein labSlide2

‘Supervised’ enhancer prediction

Yip et al.,

Genome Biology (2012)

G

et enhancer list away to genes

DNase I

...

FAIRE

...

...

Gencode

genes

...

Predicted genes

...

Use peaks as examples to learn chromatin features of binding active regions

...

H3K4me3

...

Positive

examples

Negative

examples

...

F

eatures

Prediction

...

Filtering

Human genome in

100bp

bins

Positive:

Overlapping with TF peaks

Machine learning

...

Strong H3K4me1

& H3K27ac signal

Identifying

Potential Enhancer-like Elements from Discriminative Model Slide3

Enhancer

“states” from unsupervised

segmentations (Hoffman

et al. & Ernst

et al.) “Unsupervised” Segway/

chromHMM

ENCODE combined segmentation from Segway and chromHMM

TSSPFEWETCTCFR

e

nhancer / weak enhancerSlide4

~130K enhancer-like elements from Yip et al.

~ 291K “enhancer state” elements from segmentation.

Intersection : ~71K

http://info.gersteinlab.org/Encode-enhancers

Combine with Segway/chromHMM Slide5

Idea: Histone modifications to predict gene expression.

Another direction is to use

whole-genome DNA long-range interaction

data

Form distal regulatory networks (~20k distal edges in ENCODE rollout; we extend to edges with ~17k genes)

Associate enhancers with target genes

Yip et al., Genome Biology (2012)

Cell linesGM12878

H1-hESC

HeLa-S3

Hep-G2

K562

...

HM signals

H3K4me1

H3K27ac

...

Expression levels

Gene 1

Gene 2

Gene 3

...

Scale

Strong

Weak

1. Find correlated enhancer-target pairs

2. Find TFs binding enhancers in cell lines with strong HMs

3. Draw distal edges from TFs to targets

TF

Enhancer

GeneSlide6

Cell-line specific enhancers

EnhancerSlide7

ENCODE Work Products (beyond standardized DCC pipelines)

Examples of element lists:

Enhancers

DNAse

HS sitesbroad vs cell-type tissue specific sitesTF targetsproximal and distal regulatory networksAllelic genes (ASE) and TF binding sites (ASB)Fusion (chimeric) transcripts

Non-coding transcription (contigs or transcripts)

classification (e.g. eRNAs)High-occupancy (HOT) regionsRegions of active chromatinChromatin states (e.g. segmentation)TF motifs (PWMs & sites)