HBV VIS-Cistrome Factor Overlapped Record Details

This pages show details of Cistrome factor-ralated samples which overlapped this VIS.
The cistrome refers to "the set of cis-acting targets of a trans-acting factor on a genome-wide scale."


Show overlaps from virus related biological source
VIS [DVID: 1000084] Location [chr2: 26345749] (GRCh38)
Factor Rank on this VIS Factor Name Overlapped Records Details
1 H3K27ac 1674 View
2 H3K4me3 1667 View
3 H3K9ac 214 View
4 H3 26 View
5 H3ac 22 View
6 H3K18ac 21 View
7 H4K8ac 19 View
8 H2A 16 View
9 H3K9me3 15 View
10 H4ac 14 View
11 H3K27me3 13 View
12 H3K4me2 13 View
13 H2BK5ac 10 View
14 H4K5ac 10 View
15 H2AFZ 8 View
16 H3K36me3 8 View
17 H3K9K14ac 7 View
18 H3K4ac 7 View
19 H4K16ac 6 View
20 H3K56ac 5 View
21 H2AZac 5 View
22 H3K14ac 5 View
23 H3K36ac 4 View
24 H3K4me3B 4 View
25 H3K4me1 4 View
26 H2BK120ac 3 View
27 H4K91ac 2 View
28 H3K23ac 2 View
29 H2AK9ac 2 View
30 H4 1 View
31 Histone Lysine Crotonylation 1 View
32 Histone Lysine Acetylation 1 View
33 H3K9me2 1 View
34 H3K79me2 1 View
35 H3K79me1 1 View
36 H3K122ac 1 View


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Contents
Description
  • Table Description
This table at top of page is factor ranked by overlap number. The overlap number refers to the overlapping count between VIS selected and one sepecific cistrome factor. The user can click biological source filter with blue button to keep the overlaps which are associated with virus-related diseases based on cistrome sample's biological source.
  • Overlap
An overlap means a match between VIS and 1 of 3 Cistrome data (histone modification, transcription factor binding site and chromatin accessibility), more specifically, this match includes at least 1 overlap between this VIS and 1 Cistrome factor-related sample from 1 of 3 Cistrome factor data. So one VIS may have several overlaps with multiple Cistrome factor-related samples, the associated factor and overlap amount of samples could indicate that the virus integration site is a potentially functional DNA element.