FIGURE 1.

Multi-omic integration of data using Hi–C maps. The possibility of employing a map describing the chromatin organization in the nucleus to represent multi-omic data can be very useful for the interpretation of this kind of information. This approach recall the use of Google maps to display, on a cartographic representation of a city, features such as shops and places of interest. By using the same idea, we can map on the neighborhood graph of the genes inside the nucleus omic data such as methylation patterns, immunoprecipitation information, open-chromatin conformations, and expression profiles.