Constitutive Low+Med Regulated Low+Med 0.519 7.3 ∙ 10 -10 6.2 ∙ 10 -4 1.2 ∙ 10 -6 0.00290.343 Constitutive High+V.High Regulated High+V.High max 20bp window.

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Constitutive Low+Med Regulated Low+Med ∙ ∙ ∙ Constitutive High+V.High Regulated High+V.High max 20bp window in [-70,-11] %( T+A) %T%T Feature capturing T-richness upstream of TSS: Figure S1 Constitutive Low+Med Regulated Low+Med ∙ ∙ Constitutive High+V.High Regulated High+V.High % A in [0,49] Feature capturing A-richness at TSS and downstream: Constitutive Low+Med Regulated Low+Med ∙ ∙ Constitutive High+V.High Regulated High+V.High % (G+C) in [-50,49] Feature capturing G\C-depletion around TSS: Constitutive Low+Med Regulated Low+Med ∙ ∙ ∙ Constitutive High+V.High Regulated High+V.High % G in [-50,49] Feature capturing G-depletion around TSS: rank-sum p-values A B C D

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Figure S4 Human Constitutively Expressed (10 cell lines) rank-sum p-values High Max Exp. Low Max Exp. 5.4 ∙ ∙ All % A in [-50,49] A High Max Exp. Low Max Exp. 1.3 ∙ ∙ All % T in [-50,49] B High Max Exp. Low Max Exp. 1.8 ∙ ∙ ∙ All % G in [0,49] C High Max Exp. Low Max Exp. 2.3 ∙ ∙ ∙ All % C in [-20,9] D High Max Exp. Low Max Exp. 7 ∙ ∙ All % (G+C) in [-50,49] E High Max Exp. Low Max Exp. 1.1 ∙ ∙ All % GpC in [-50,49] F High Max Exp. Low Max Exp. 3.5 ∙ ∙ All % CpG in [-50,49] G

Figure S5 AUC High Max Exp. Vs. Low Max Exp. %( G+C ) in [-50,49] Human Constitutively Expressed (10 cell lines) %( GpC ) in [-50,49] %( CpG ) in [-50,49]

Figure S6 Low Max Exp. (1218 TSSs) High Max Exp. (1035 TSSs) All (8025 TSSs) Window Center (relative to TSS) % TSSs with Hits in Window CCAAT ATTGG (NF-Y) + CCGGAA TTCCGG (ETS) + Human Constitutively Expressed (10 cell lines)

Figure S7 R2R2 r Performance (CV Mean) ρ train test log FPKM Test Prediction [0,99] (1) CGC (1) [-75,-26] 1m (1) (±) TATAWA (2) [-50,-1] (1) (±) CCAAT (3) [0,99] (#) TCG (4) [-50,49] (1) GCG (5) [-50,49] (1) CCG (6) [25,74] (1) CG (7) [25,74] (#) CGA (8) [-20,-1] (1) CGT (9) [-25,24] (1) CG (10) [-50,49] (1) CGG (11) [0,99] (#) CGC (12) [-50,49] (1) TA (13) [0,49] (1) CG (14) [-50,-31] 1m (#) (±) TATAWA (15) [0,1] (1) CT (16) [0,49] (#) AAG (17) [-50,49] (1) CTT (18) [25,74] (1) ACG (19) [-10,9] (1) CG (20) [0,99] 1m (1) (±) CCGGAA (21) [0,99] (1) CGT (22) [-10,9] (1) GC (23) [-25,24] (1) CCG (24) [-50,49] 1m (1) (±) CCGCCC (25) [-3,-2] (1) AC (26) [0,99] (#) AAG (27) [60,79] (1) CG (28) [0,99] (1) CG (29) CV Mean Effect Size [-100,-1] (1) CGC (30) [50,99] (1) GCG (31) [-40,-21] (1) TTT (32) [30,49] (1) ACT (33) [-50,-1] (1) CTT (34) [20,39] (#) TTC (35) [0,0] (1) C (36) [-50,-31] (1) CTC (37) [-7,-6] (1) CT (38) [-60,-41] (1) GAA (39) [-25,24] (#) GCC (40) [-70,-51] (1) AG (41) [40,59] (1) GG (42) [2,2] (1) A (43) [-100,-81] (1) CAT (44) [60,79] (1) TG (45) [-4,-4] (1) T (46) [-1,-1] (1) A (47) [-80,-61] (1) CTG (48) [-50,-1] (1) GG (49) [0,19] (1) GAG (50) [40,59] (1) AGG (51) [-80,-61] (#) CAC (52) [5,5] (1) A (53) [50,99] (#) ACT (54) [0,99] (#) CTG (55) [-50,49] (#) TAC (56) [-50,49] (1) ACC (57) [-30,-11] (#) ATG (58) 1m-Up to 1 mismatch (1)-k-mer existence (#)-k-mer counts (±)-Also on ‘-’ strand