Deatailed information for cohesin site CDBP00421629


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  • Basic information
  • CohesinDB ID: CDBP00421629
  • Locus: chr21-46644903-46645378
  • Data sourse: ENCSR000BLD, ENCSR000BTU, GSE72082, ENCSR000BKV, GSE86191, ENCSR000BSB, GSE138405, GSE110061, GSE129526, GSE111913, ENCSR000BLY, GSE25021, ENCSR000BLS, GSE105028, GSE152721, ENCSR000ECE, GSE111537, GSE126990, GSE97394
  • Cell type: H1-hESC, Hela-Kyoto, HCT-116, Hep-G2, Ishikawa, HUES64, RT-112, SK-N-SH, K-562, OCI-AML-3, HAP1, H9-hESC
  • DNA Sequence of binding site: UCSC hg38
  • Cohesin category
  • Peak occupancy ratio: 6% samples have this site.
  • Cell specificity (0: conserved, 1: cell type specific): 0.867
  • Subunit: SMC3,Rad21,SA2,SA1
  • CTCF binding site: CTCF CTCF motif: False
  • Genomic location: Intragenic
  • 3D genome
  • TAD boundary: non-Boundary
  • Chromatin hubs: Hub
  • Hi-C loops: False Hi-ChIP loops: False ChIA-PET loops: True
  • Compartment: 86% Hi-C samples shows Compartment A
  • Cis-regulatory elements
  • Enhancer (Fantom5): non-Enhancer
  • Super enhancer (SEdb): True
  • Chromatin annotation: "4_Tx": 85%, "5_TxWk": 14%,
    Note: The percentage represent how many of the 127 Roadmap datasets show the indicated state (top 2).
  • Co-bound Transcriptional factors: GLIS1, POU2F2, CHD8, BCL6, ZSCAN5D, MYCN, POU5F1, SIRT6, PAF1, ZFX, ZNF600, NME2, ZNF263, ZBTB48, WT1, SMAD3, FOXA1, XBP1, ZNF770, ZBTB33, RBFOX2, LEO1, HOXB13, PRDM10, ERG, YY1, RELA, ZNF384, JUNB, INSM2, MYC, GATA4, ZNF362, RAD21, SP140, ZIC2, ARNT, GRHL3, NKX2-1, ATF2, GATA3, CBFB, ZNF189, STAT3, GABPA, TOP2A, SUPT5H, AGO2, FOS, ZNF143, KLF4, ZNF629, CEBPB, NR3C1, TEAD1, SCRT2, SNAI2, TFAP2C, EZH2, ESR1, OCA2, GRHL2, JUN, CTCF, RBM22, BCL11A, AR, FOXA2, ZBTB40, GATA2, EGLN2, TRIM24, CEBPA, JUND, BRD4, FOXP1, MAZ, SMC3, STAG1, AHR, EED
  • Target gene symbol (double-evidenced CRMs): PRMT2
  • Function elements
  • Human SNPs: .
  • Number of somatic mutations (coding): 40
  • Number of somatic mutations (non-coding): 4
  • Related genes and loops

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