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Hi, after running peak search program on my ChIP-seq data I got wig files which I can view in UCSC genome browser. The next level analysis is two extract the difference between two wig files from two ChIP-seq samples. Anyone knows this kind of program or codes. Please kindly tell me. A lot of thanks!
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