Virus Integration Site and Cistrome Overlapped in each chromosome on human genome

The cistrome refers to "the set of cis-acting targets of a trans-acting factor on a genome-wide scale."
> AAV2 VIS-Cistrome factor overlaps on chr4

Histone Modification

HM rank of VIS on chr4	Location	DVID	Histone Modification	Detail
1	121822680	2000006	1239	View
2	121822587	2000007	1122	View
3	121822415	2000008	519	View
4	121822297	2000009	240	View
5	122742929	2100001	78	View
6	121821301	2000014	44	View
7	121821254	2000015	44	View
8	121821245	2000016	44	View
9	121821505	2000017	42	View

Transcription Factor Binding Site

TFBS rank of VIS on chr4	Location	DVID	Transcription Factor Binding Site	Detail
1	121822297	2000009	66	View
2	121822680	2000006	21	View
3	121822587	2000007	15	View
4	121822415	2000008	9	View
5	121821505	2000017	1	View
6	122742929	2100001	1	View

Chromatin Accessibility

CA rank of VIS on chr4	Location	DVID	Chromatin Accessibility	Detail
1	121822680	2000006	3	View
2	121822297	2000009	3	View
3	122742929	2100001	3	View

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Description

VIS-Cistrome Overlapped in Chromosome

The histogram shows the overlap count of three factors (histone modification, transcription factor binding site, and chromatin accessibility) and virus intergration fragments on the human chromosomes. The y-axis represents the number of overlap, and the X-axis represents the integrated fragments.

The table shows the Cistrome factor count rank of VIS on the chromosome user selected. The user can click green to view overlapped records detail and view VIS detail information by clicking View button at Detail column.