Links tagged with 'chromatin'

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DAnCERDatabase Content

http://wodaklab.org/dancer/

The DAnCER (Disease Annotated Chromatin Epigenetic Resource) resource integrates information on genes with chromatin modification (CM) function from five model organisms, including human. Currently integrated are gene functional annotations, Pfam domain architecture, protein interaction networks and associated human diseases. Additional supporting evidence includes orthology relationships across organisms, membership in protein complexes, and information on protein 3D structure. DAnCER allows visual explorations of the integrated data and flexible query capabilities using a variety of data filters. In particular, disease information and functional annotations are mapped onto the protein interaction networks.

ExpressYourselfTool Content

http://array.mbb.yale.edu/analysis/

ExpressYourself is a web-based platform to process microarray data. It includes tools for background correction, normalization, data processing and filtering.

HHMDDatabase Content

http://bioinfo.hrbmu.edu.cn/hhmd

Human Histone Modification Database (HHMD) focuses on the storage and integration of histone modification datasets that were obtained from laboratory experiments. HHMD incorporates 43 location-specific histone modifications in human. HHMD can be searched by histone modification, gene ID, functional categories, chromosome location and cancer name. HHMD also includes a user-friendly visualization tool named HisModView, by which genome-wide histone modification map can be shown.

ICM WebTool Content

http://dna.ccs.tulane.edu/icm

The Interactive Chromatin Modeling (ICM) web server is an interactive tool that allows users to rapidly assess nucleosome stability and fold sequences of DNA into putative chromatin templates.

NCBI EpigenomicsDatabase Content

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/epigenomics

The Epigenomics database is a resource for whole-genome epigenetic data sets. Raw data is processed and mapped to genomic coordinates to generate 'tracks' that are a visual representation of the data. These data tracks can be viewed using popular genome browsers or downloaded for local analysis. The Epigenomics resource also provides the user with a unique interface that allows for intuitive browsing and searching of data sets based on biological attributes.