There was a paper in the past few years that looked at dozens of distinct histone modifications (methylations & acetylations) in a mammalian cell type by ChIP-Seq, then defined some of the most common combinations and drew conclusions about what functions those specific combinations may be responsible for based on location relative to genes, etc...
I can't remember any more info about the paper, but I KNOW I read a paper like that and wasn't just dreaming...but I can't seem to find it anywhere among my papers or after an hour searching pubmed and google.
Does anybody know what I'm talking about? Can you point me to a reference if you think you know?
Thanks,
Lou
I can't remember any more info about the paper, but I KNOW I read a paper like that and wasn't just dreaming...but I can't seem to find it anywhere among my papers or after an hour searching pubmed and google.
Does anybody know what I'm talking about? Can you point me to a reference if you think you know?
Thanks,
Lou
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