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  • WIG input file for CEAS (Cis-regulatory Element Annotation System)

    I am analyzing a ChIP-seq dataset and want to use CEAS. I have run MACS and got the multiple WIG files (one WIG file for each chromosome and each sample).

    But as far as I understand, these WIG files include entire genome, not just peak regions. Anyone has used CEAS before? How could I get a WIG file for peaks identified in MACS?

    Thanks a lot!

    Clariet

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    MACS will generate a BED file that you should be able to use in CEAS (possibly after slight editing). CEAS does not need a WIG file as input except as an optional choice in the command-line version; the web version only takes a BED file.

    You can see an example of the BED file format expected by the web version here:

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    • #3
      command-line

      Hello,

      I actually have the same question, for the command-line CEAS. How to provide the wig file to CEAS, from the multiple wig files returned by MACS ?

      Thanks for any hints.

      Morgane

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      • #4
        Yeah, any chance you could create bed files? Thats simply "chr start stop uniqueID" of your peaks. I just created such a list from my peak finder, and it worked nicely on the CEAS browser.

        Only thing, I am not sure what they mean by conservation for the peak region.
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