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A comprehensive map of the sequence basis of transcription initiation in humans
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He, Tian + 1 more
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Deep learning models trained on over 200 human transcription initiation profiling experiments accurately predict initiation patterns from local DNA sequence and decode sequence determinants.
- Why it matters: Transcription initiation marks active enhancers and promoters, but linking initiation patterns to DNA sequence across many organs and cancer contexts remains difficult.
- What they did: The study built an atlas of efficient, interpretable deep learning models using more than 200 experiments spanning major human organs and many cancer types, then tested sequence-based prediction and decoding.
- The result: The models’ accurate sequence-based predictions and decoded determinants across diverse cellular contexts enable interpretable mapping of transcription initiation’s sequence basis in humans.
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