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. 2020 Apr 27;48(10):5306–5317. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkaa223

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Figure 2. — Local overrepresentation of CPEs in promoters and transcribed enhancers. (A) Promoters. (B) Transcribed enhancers. The panels show the occurrence counts for the CPEs TATA, Inr, TCT and DPE in positions −500 to +200 with respect to the TSS. DPE∩Inr: DPE was only called in sequences that contained an Inr motif. Each CPE showed a statistically significant overrepresentation in the region marked in green.