Experiment / E0CWUYVKCIntegrated lentiMPRA

ENCODE HepG2 candidate regulatory-element lentiMPRA

Transcription factor binding site orientation and order are major drivers of gene regulatory activity

Secondary analysis of an ENCODE integrated lentiMPRA library containing 164,307 HepG2 candidate regulatory-element sequences; the public processed quantification provides meanVal activity for a subset and includes forward/reverse construct pairs used to study motif orientation and order.

Processed tables are specific to each experiment. Column names, units, measurements, and table structure are not standardized across the database. Check this experiment’s column definitions and quality-control notes before comparing or combining data.

Perturbation & assay details

Basal / Untreated

ENCODE-provided processed element quantification (meanVal) joined to the 200-bp reference FASTA. The paper used FIMO motif calls on this library to test TFBS orientation, order, and position effects; this package retains the measured element activity, sequence, source labels, and paired orientation difference without re-running motif calling.

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 · 15 definitions
element_id
Source element identifier from the ENCODE quantification file.
reference_fasta_id
Reference FASTA identifier used for the sequence join; usually equal to element_id, with canonical orientation aliases resolved for seven control records.
element_base_id
Element identifier after removing the source orientation suffix, used to pair forward and reverse constructs.
sequence
200-bp reference sequence from ENCFF245LAC.
sequence_length
Length of the reference sequence in base pairs.
sequence_orientation
Forward or reverse orientation inferred from the source identifier suffix.
orientation_suffix
Original source suffix used to infer sequence orientation (Forward, Reversed, or RevCompl).
source_element_class
Element/control class inferred from the source identifier prefix.
source_assembly
Assembly label embedded in the source identifier when available (hg18, hg19, or mm9).
coordinate
Broad source coordinate parsed from the identifier when available; blank for identifiers without coordinates.
activity_meanVal
ENCODE-provided processed element activity value (meanVal), retained without rescaling.
paired_forward_activity
Forward-orientation activity_meanVal for the same element_base_id, when available.
paired_reverse_activity
Reverse-orientation activity_meanVal for the same element_base_id, when available.
orientation_activity_delta_forward_minus_reverse
Paired forward activity minus paired reverse activity; blank when both orientations are not quantified.
orientation_pair_complete
Whether both forward and reverse activity values are present for the element_base_id.

Quality control

The public ENCODE quantification file is a processed element-level output without barcode-count columns. Rows were retained when the element name exactly matched the reference FASTA or had a unique canonical base/orientation alias, the sequence was a finite 200-bp A/C/G/T/N sequence, and meanVal was finite (138182 of 138182 quantified rows; 164307 reference sequences were available; 7 quantification rows used a unique orientation alias). No additional activity cutoff was applied.

Curation notes

This is the secondary ENCODE HepG2 lentiMPRA analyzed by the paper, not the paper's synthetic library. The downloaded reference FASTA file is annotated by ENCODE as hg19, while the ENCSR359FTN reference record is tagged GRCh38 and individual source identifiers include hg18, hg19, and mm9 labels; the table preserves these source assembly labels. Many candidate elements lack explicit coordinates. Forward/reverse orientation pairs are annotated for 59878 complete pairs (119756 rows).

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