Experiment / E3PLSKS7GEpisomal Plasmid MPRA

R1-MPRA: iterative MPRA-designed synthetic enhancers

Iterative deep learning-design of human enhancers exploits condensed sequence grammar to achieve cell type-specificity

A 145-bp synthetic enhancer library designed with MPRA-trained neural-network models and tested in HepG2 and K562 cells. The table combines GEO DNA/RNA counts, derived RNA/DNA activity, and the authors’ design and DESeq2 annotations.

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Perturbation & assay details

Basal / untreated cell culture

Enhancer sequences were cloned upstream of a minimal promoter and reporter with multiple 3-prime UTR barcodes; reporter RNA and plasmid DNA were sequenced after transfection.

Processed data

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Column dictionary · 43 definitions
element_id
Unique identifier for the tested enhancer element.
enhancer_sequence
DNA sequence assayed as the reporter enhancer.
sequence_length_bp
Length of the tested enhancer sequence in base pairs.
barcode_sequences
Semicolon-separated reporter barcode sequences associated with the element.
barcode_count
Number of barcodes associated with the element.
design_target_cell_type
Design target cell type.
design_model
Design model.
design_generator
Design generator.
design_model_type
Design model type.
dataset_split
Dataset split.
model_predicted_log2_H2K
Model-predicted HepG2-versus-K562 differential activity.
motif_count
Motif count.
unique_motif_clusters
Unique motif clusters.
dna_count
DNA plasmid abundance count from the MPRA library.
hepg2_rna_rep1_count
Hepg2 rna rep1 count.
hepg2_rna_rep2_count
Hepg2 rna rep2 count.
k562_rna_rep1_count
K562 rna rep1 count.
k562_rna_rep2_count
K562 rna rep2 count.
hepg2_log2_rna_dna_rep1
Hepg2 log2 rna dna rep1.
hepg2_log2_rna_dna_rep2
Hepg2 log2 rna dna rep2.
hepg2_log2_rna_dna_mean
Hepg2 log2 rna dna mean.
hepg2_log2_rna_dna_sd
Hepg2 log2 rna dna sd.
k562_log2_rna_dna_rep1
K562 log2 rna dna rep1.
k562_log2_rna_dna_rep2
K562 log2 rna dna rep2.
k562_log2_rna_dna_mean
K562 log2 rna dna mean.
k562_log2_rna_dna_sd
K562 log2 rna dna sd.
derived_log2_rna_dna_H2K
Derived HepG2-minus-K562 differential activity from the processed counts.
author_baseMean_HepG2
Author basemean hepg2.
author_log2FoldChange_HepG2
Author log2foldchange hepg2.
author_lfcSE_HepG2
Author lfcse hepg2.
author_pvalue_HepG2
Author pvalue hepg2.
author_padj_HepG2
Author padj hepg2.
author_baseMean_K562
Author basemean k562.
author_log2FoldChange_K562
Author log2foldchange k562.
author_lfcSE_K562
Author lfcse k562.
author_pvalue_K562
Author pvalue k562.
author_padj_K562
Author padj k562.
author_log2FoldChange_H2K
Authors’ DESeq2 HepG2-versus-K562 log2 fold-change or differential activity statistic.
author_log2FoldChange_H2K_cell_difference
Author log2foldchange h2k cell difference.
author_lfcSE_H2K
Author lfcse h2k.
author_padj_H2K
Authors’ multiple-testing-adjusted p-value for the HepG2-versus-K562 contrast.
author_processed_stats_available
Author processed stats available.
qc_pass
Pass/fail flag for sequence, barcode, DNA-count, and RNA-count quality checks.

Quality control

Retained source rows with valid nonempty ACGT sequence, positive DNA count, nonnegative RNA counts, and at least one barcode. All 1346/1346 R1-MPRA rows passed these checks.

Curation notes

The authors report 1,037 designed sequences plus controls in the R1-MPRA library; the deposited processed count table contains 1,346 element rows including controls and associated designs.

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