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Table 3

Summary of genes regulated by ubiquitously functional TFBSs for five TFs: CTCF, GABP, GATA2, STAT1, and YY1

TF

Ubiquitously activated

Ubiquitously repressed


CTCF

AL645504.2

ANKRD46

BICD2

C17orf81

CEP135

CRYAA

EGLN2

POMT2

TSFM

GABP

GARTa

PSMB4a

SYNJ1a

ZNF259a

GATA2

CTSH

CCM2

PLSCR2

TNFAIP8L1

STAT1

ATG4C

HCFC1

DCLRE1C

RPS24

DIMT1L

TMED5

ELP3

XXbac-

BPG116M5.1

GSTK1

ZNF367

IRF7b

IRF9b

KIF2A

MTMR9

NMI

SBNO2

YY1

COQ5cd

AC091153.1

CPNE1

ATP5O

CPSF2cd

BIRC6d

CR613718

CAPZA2

IP6K2a

CXorf26

NARSac

DKFZp434H247

PAK4d

EFHA1

PSMB4ac

MRPS10c

UBR5

MRPS18Bacd

NUP160

OXCT1

PSMD8ac

SNX27

SNX3ad

SRP68ad

TNKS


A composite of RefSeq [104], UCSC known genes [105] and GENCODE [106] annotations were used. The GREAT gene annotation tool [107] was used to compare our data with results from published experiments: a targets of CREB, identified by ChIP-chip in HEK293T cells in three different time points after forskolin stimulation [81], b genes upregulated by tamoxifen [108] in HMEC-E6 cells, genes upregulated in Jurkat cells by IFN-α and IFN-β but not by overexpression of a constitutively active form of IRF3 [109], c targets of YY1 identified by Chip-chip [77], d targets of HNF4α identified by Chip-chip in hepatocytes from TF targets.

Whitfield et al. Genome Biology 2012 13:R50   doi:10.1186/gb-2012-13-9-r50

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