GEO series
Multi-omics profiling of glioma cells treated with I-BRD9
GSE331507
Homo sapiens
Genome binding/occupancy profiling by high throughput sequencing; Expression profiling by high throughput sequencing
20 samples
2026/05/25
GPL34284
Summary
BRD9 is a glioma-associated epigenetic regulator. This study profiles transcriptomic and chromatin-level changes in glioma cells after I-BRD9 treatment. RNA-seq was performed in U87MG and SKMG-1 cells, and ATAC-seq and BRD9 CUT&Tag were performed in U87MG cells. These datasets were used to characterize changes in gene expression, chromatin accessibility, and BRD9-associated chromatin signals after BRD9 inhibition.
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