Correlations between clusters of protein-DNA binding sites and the binding experimental data allow to predict a structure of regulatory modules

Nikulova, A.A.; Polishchuk, M.S.; Tumanian, V.G.; Makeev, V.I.; Mironov, A.A.; Favorov, A.V.; Nikulova, A.A; Polishchuk, M.S; Tumanian, V.G; Makeev, V.I; Mironov, A.A; Favorov, A.V

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Correlations between clusters of protein-DNA binding sites and the binding experimental data allow to predict a structure of regulatory modules

Nikulova, A.A.; Polishchuk, M.S.; Tumanian, V.G.; Makeev, V.I.; Mironov, A.A.; Favorov, A.V.

Biofizika 57(2): 212-214

2012

ISSN/ISBN: 0006-3029

PMID: 22594275

Document Number: 662316

Here we analyzed an option to predict the structure of cis-regulatory modules that consist of binding sites of different proteins (heterogeneous cis-regulatory modules) using mutual positional correlations between protein-DNA binding experimental data and computationally identified clusters of binding sites for each of the proteins.