ChIP-seq data:
Filename | Description | Feature | GEO-ID | |
1 | GSM423355.sga | ES|c H3.3-HA|H3.3HA | H3.3_HA | GSM423355 |
2 | GSM423356.sga | ES|c H3K36me3|H3.3HA | H3K36me3 | GSM423356 |
3 | GSM423357.sga | ES|c H3K4me1|H3.3HA | H3K4me1 | GSM423357 |
4 | GSM423358.sga | ES|c RNAPII-Ser5P|H3.3HA | RNAPII_Ser5p | GSM423358 |
5 | GSM423359.sga | ES|c H3.2-HA|H3.2HA | H3.2_HA | GSM423359 |
6 | GSM423360.sga | ES|c H3K36me3|H3.2HA | H3K36me3 | GSM423360 |
7 | GSM423361.sga | NCP|c H3.3-HA|H3.3HA | H3.3_HA | GSM423361 |
8 | GSM423362.sga | NCP|c H3K36me3|H3.3HA | H3K36me3 | GSM423362 |
9 | GSM423363.sga | NCP|c H3K4me1|H3.3HA | H3K4me1 | GSM423363 |
10 | GSM423364.sga | NCP|c RNAPII-Ser5P|H3.3HA | RNAPII_Ser5p | GSM423364 |
11 | GSM423365.sga | NCP|c H3.2-H|H3.2HAA | H3.2_HA | GSM423365 |
12 | GSM423366.sga | NCP|c H3K36me3|H3.2HA | H3K36me3 | GSM423366 |
13 | GSM487538.sga | ES-hyb|c input|H3.3HA | input | GSM487538 |
14 | GSM487539.sga | ES-hyb|c H3.3-HA|H3.3HA | H3.3_HA | GSM487539 |
15 | GSM487540.sga | ES-hyb|c H3K36me3|H3.3HA | H3K36me3 | GSM487540 |
16 | GSM487541.sga | ES-hyb|c input|H3.1S31HA | input | GSM487541 |
17 | GSM487542.sga | ES-hyb|c H3.1S31-HA|H3.1S31HA | H3.1S31_HA | GSM487542 |
18 | GSM487543.sga | ES-hyb|c H3K36me3|H3.1S31HA | H3K36me3 | GSM487543 |
19 | GSM487544.sga | ES|n H3.3-HA|H3.3HA | H3.3_HA | GSM487544 |
20 | GSM487545.sga | ES|n H3K4me3|H3.3HA | H3K4me3 | GSM487545 |
21 | GSM487546.sga | ES|n input|H3.3HA | input | GSM487546 |
22 | GSM487547.sga | ES|n H3.2-HA|H3.2HA | H3.2_HA | GSM487547 |
23 | GSM487548.sga | ES|n H3K4me3|H3.2HA | H3K4me3 | GSM487548 |
24 | GSM487549.sga | ES|n H3K27me3|H3.2HA | H3K27me3 | GSM487549 |
25 | GSM487550.sga | ES|n input|H3.2HA | input | GSM487550 |
26 | GSM487551.sga | ES|n H3.3-EYFP|H3.3EYFP | H3.3_EYFP | GSM487551 |
27 | GSM487552.sga | ES|n input|H3.3EYFP | input | GSM487552 |
28 | GSM487553.sga | ES|n H3K4me1|H3.3EYFP | H3K4me1 | GSM487553 |
29 | GSM487554.sga | ES|n H3K36me3|H3.3EYFP | H3K36me3 | GSM487554 |
30 | GSM487555.sga | ES|n H3.3-EYF|H3.3EYFP Hira.nullP | H3.3_EYFP | GSM487555 |
31 | GSM487556.sga | ES|n H3K4me1|H3.3EYFP Hira.null | H3K4me1 | GSM487556 |
32 | GSM487557.sga | ES|n H3K36me3|H3.3EYFP Hira.null | H3K36me3 | GSM487557 |
33 | GSM487558.sga | ES|n input|H3.3EYFP Hira.null | input | GSM487558 |
34 | GSM487559.sga | ES|n H3.3-EYFP|H3.3EYFP Atrx.flox | H3.3_EYFP | GSM487559 |
35 | GSM487560.sga | ES|n input|H3.3EYFP Atrx.flox | input | GSM487560 |
36 | GSM487561.sga | ES|n H3.3-EYFP|H3.3EYFP Atrx.null | H3.3_EYFP | GSM487561 |
37 | GSM487562.sga | ES|n input|H3.3EYFP Atrx.null | input | GSM487562 |
38 | GSM487563.sga | ES|c HA|wildtype | HA | GSM487563 |
H3.1 and H3.2 are the two H3 canonical variants and are often referred to as H3.
The sample description field contains 3 information separated by a '|' character :
i) the cell line from which the data were generated, ii) the ChIP-seq condition
('c' for crosslink, 'n' for native) and the ChIP-seq target and iii) the cellular
context.
In the cellular context information, 'H3.3HA' means that gene H3.3B was edited to contain
an extra HA tag, 'H3.2HA' that the gene was edited to turn H3.3 sequence into an H3.2
sequence followed by an HA tag, 'H3.1S31HA' that the gene was edited to be turned into
an H3.1 sequence with a serine at position 31 (H3.3 specific residue) followed by an
HA tag, 'Hira.null' that HirA was totally missing in the cells and 'Atrx.flox' and
'Atrx.null' that Atrx was subjected to a target truncation using the Cre-recombinase
system.
FASTQ files were extracted from SRA files using fastq-dump (SRA toolkit v2.5.0) and mapped to the mm9 mouse genome using Bowtie v0.12.8. SAM files were then converted into bam using samtools v0.1.14 and to bed using bamToBed v2.12.0 (bedtools). SGA conversion was carried out using bed2sga.pl (ChIP-Seq v. 1.5.2).