Examples of “Enrichment Analysis”

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Examples of “Enrichment Analysis” Examples of “Enrichment Analysis” A, BSnapshots of the results for enrichment analysis of hepatocyte‐specific enhancers with the ChIP‐Atlas “Enrichment Analysis” function, for which other FANTOM5 enhancers (A) or randomly permutated regions (B) were set as background, are shown. The first row in (A), for example, indicates EP300 ChIP‐seq data (SRX100544) for Hep G2 cells. The total number of peaks for EP300 is 24,334, of which 80 peaks overlap with hepatocyte‐specific enhancers (n = 286) and 1,147 peaks overlap with other enhancers (n = 20,509), yielding a P‐value of 1 × 10−32.1 (Fisher's exact probability test), Q‐value of 1 × 10−28.3 (Benjamini and Hochberg method), and fold enrichment of 5.00. The table is sorted according to P‐value, with HNF4A/G and FOXA1/2 in Hep G2 being ranked 3rd, 7th, 8th, 10th, and 12th. The table is also graphically summarized in Figs 4A and EV4 (top 15 and 50 experiments, respectively), in which each row of the table is represented by a bar to indicate the P‐value. Note that TR peaks overlapped to a lesser extent with random background (B) than with other FANTOM5 enhancers (A). Shinya Oki et al. EMBO Rep. 2018;embr.201846255 © as stated in the article, figure or figure legend