Explore BART, a powerful transcriptional regulator prediction method for functional genomics, in this informative conference talk from the Computational Genomics Summer Institute. Delve into the development and applications of BART, including its use with query gene sets and epigenomic profiles. Learn about related research papers that showcase BART's capabilities in modeling cis-regulation, analyzing differential chromatin interactions, and its web-based implementations. Gain insights into how BART can be applied to cancer genomics and its potential impact on understanding transcriptional regulation in various biological contexts.
BART: A Transcriptional Regulator Prediction Method for Functional Genomics
Computational Genomics Summer Institute CGSI via YouTube
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Chongzhi Zang | BART A Transcriptional Regulator Prediction Method for Functional Genomics | CGSI23
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