Experiment / E0H6DWQT9Whole-Genome STARR-seq (WHG-STARR-seq)

Genome-wide S2 STARR-seq enhancer activity across five Drosophila species

Quantitative genome-wide enhancer activity maps for five Drosophila species show functional enhancer conservation and turnover during cis-regulatory evolution

Genomic DNA from D. melanogaster, D. yakuba, D. ananassae, D. pseudoobscura, and D. willistoni was screened in the same D. melanogaster S2 cell trans-regulatory environment. The table contains the study's combined two-biological-replicate enhancer peak calls after translation to dm3-compatible coordinates.

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Perturbation & assay details

Basal / Untreated

Episomal self-transcribing enhancer assay using randomly sheared genomic fragments cloned downstream of a minimal promoter. Paired-end STARR-seq cDNA and input reads were mapped to each source-species assembly, PCR/redundancy-filtered, and species-specific fragments were lifted to the dm3 coordinate system; enhancer activity is reported as cDNA/input enrichment at the peak summit.

Processed data

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Filters apply to this table only. The CSV download contains the complete processed table; filtered rows are available through the API.

Column dictionary · 12 definitions
element_id
Unique row identifier derived from cell type, species code, and source peak rank.
cell_type
STARR-seq assay context; S2 for Schneider 2 cells.
species
Drosophila species from which the genomic DNA/library fragments were sourced.
species_code
Study shorthand for the source species (Dmel, Dyak, Dana, Dpse, or Dwil).
reference_genome
Common coordinate system used for the table after species-specific fragments were lifted to dm3.
chromosome
Chromosome name in the dm3-compatible coordinate system.
summit_position
STARR-seq peak summit coordinate reported by the source peak file.
enrichment_over_input
Fold enrichment of STARR-seq cDNA fragment density over input at the peak summit.
p_value
Peak-call P value reported by the study.
peak_call_set
Peak call generated from the combined biological replicates.
source_peak_file
Path of the source combined peak file within Supplementary_Data_Set_1.zip.
source_peak_rank
1-based row order of the peak in its source combined peak file.

Quality control

The study trimmed paired-end reads to 36 bp, mapped them with Bowtie to droYak2, droAna3, dp4, droWil1, or dm3, collapsed PCR duplicates by identical fragment coordinates/strand, applied an additional redundancy filter for clustered sequence artifacts, and retained uniquely liftable fragments whose lifted length was 10–200% of the original. Peaks were called at enrichment >=3-fold over input and P <=0.001 (reported FDR <0.1%); two independent biological replicates were reported as highly reproducible (PCC >0.9). The processed table retains only rows from the combined peak-call files meeting those study thresholds; no source peak rows were removed.

Curation notes

D. melanogaster data were reused from the earlier genome-wide STARR-seq screen, while the other four species were screened in this study. The downloadable combined files contain 2,325 Dmel, 2,293 Dyak, 2,093 Dana, 3,461 Dpse, and 2,860 Dwil rows; the paper's Supplementary Table 1 reports 2,325, 2,293, 2,096, 3,469, and 2,860, respectively. The table preserves the downloadable file contents and uses the reported dm3-compatible coordinates; the generic Schneider 2 Cellosaurus entry is used because the exact S2 isolate was not specified.

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