Experiment / E785JIGIWTargeted Genomic Integration MPRA

Pwp2 promoter 10-bp tiling mutagenesis

CG dinucleotides enhance promoter activity independent of DNA methylation

TrAC-seq assayed a Pwp2 promoter library containing 10-bp tiling-window mutants and transcription-factor motif controls in wild-type TC-1 mouse embryonic stem cells. The table provides replicate activity, WT-normalized activity, and DNA-supported barcode counts for each tiled construct.

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Perturbation & assay details

Basal / untreated; wild-type TC-1 mouse embryonic stem cells

TrAC-seq used pooled promoter-barcode cassettes inserted by recombinase-mediated cassette exchange into the beta-globin locus. RNA/cDNA and genomic-DNA barcodes were sequenced separately; per-barcode RNA/DNA enrichment used the study pseudocount alpha=0.05 and was summarized across barcodes and three biological replicates. Pwp2 was subdivided into 10-bp tiling windows, each mutated in turn, alongside control constructs.

Processed data

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Column dictionary · 17 definitions
element_id
Unique Pwp2 construct identifier; labels encode the 10-bp tiled interval or control design.
library
Source expression library name.
activity_rep1
RNA/DNA barcode enrichment for biological replicate 1; source activity includes the study pseudocount.
dna_barcodes_rep1
Number of DNA-supported barcodes contributing to replicate 1 activity.
activity_rep2
RNA/DNA barcode enrichment for biological replicate 2; source activity includes the study pseudocount.
dna_barcodes_rep2
Number of DNA-supported barcodes contributing to replicate 2 activity.
activity_rep3
RNA/DNA barcode enrichment for biological replicate 3; source activity includes the study pseudocount.
dna_barcodes_rep3
Number of DNA-supported barcodes contributing to replicate 3 activity.
relative_activity_rep1
Activity relative to the WT construct in replicate 1, as supplied by GEO.
relative_activity_rep2
Activity relative to the WT construct in replicate 2, as supplied by GEO.
relative_activity_rep3
Activity relative to the WT construct in replicate 3, as supplied by GEO.
activity_geomean
Geometric mean of the non-missing per-replicate activity enrichments.
log2_activity
Mean log2-transformed activity enrichment across non-missing replicates.
mean_dna_barcodes
Arithmetic mean of numeric DNA-supported barcode counts across replicates.
qc_replicates
Number of replicates with activity and at least 3 DNA-supported barcodes; retained rows have at least 2.
relative_activity_geomean
Geometric mean of the non-missing WT-normalized activities.
log2_relative_activity
Mean log2-transformed WT-normalized activity across non-missing replicates.

Quality control

The paper retained uniquely assigned promoter barcodes (or assignments with second-most abundant sequence / most abundant sequence <0.3), required >20 normalized genomic-DNA reads per barcode, assigned absent RNA observations zero counts, and used alpha=0.05. For this packaged element table, rows were retained only when activity and at least 3 DNA-supported barcodes were available in at least 2 of 3 biological replicates; all 45 of 45 source rows passed.

Curation notes

Input: raw_data/GSE116704_pwp2_lib4_results.tab.gz; GEO reporter samples GSM3258727-GSM3258733. The source file contains 45 rows and all passed the packaged QC. Relative-activity columns are source-provided ratios to the WT construct; promoter nucleotide sequences were not supplied in the public result table.

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