GEO series
Mapping chromatin landscape regulated by RBBP4/p300 complex in glioblastoma [ChIP-seq]
GSE196381
Homo sapiens
Genome binding/occupancy profiling by high throughput sequencing
15 samples
2026/06/18
GPL21290
Summary
We report the application of ChIPseq to map the chromatin landscape associated with RBBP4/p300 complex in glioblastoma. For this, we performed RBBP4 and p300 specific ChIP followed by sequencing in GBM44 and 154 and identified regions co-occupied by RBBP4 and p300. We also used H3K9ac and H3K27Ac to map the potential promoters and/or enhancers controlled by histone acetylation mediated through RBBP4/p300 comolex.
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