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Additional file 13: of Identification of the BRD1 interaction network and its impact on mental disorder risk

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Abstract

Integrative analysis of ChIP-seq and gene-expression data. In order to investigate the gene-regulatory potential of BRD1-S and BRD1-L, ChIPseq data were integrated with expression data. A window of +/– 200 kb from BRD1 binding was constructed, fragmented in 9 kb segments, and determined the number of DEGs having TSSs in these segments. As opposed to the 10 kb segment used in the main manuscript the 9 kb segments used here span across 0 on the x-axis. A, B The analysis was performed for DEGs identified after upregulating BRD1-S or BRD1-L or (C, D) downregulating endogenous BRD1. Significantly more up- or downregulated genes were identified in segments where BRD1-S or BRD1-L binds in close proximity to TSSs compared to all segments across the window (P