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. 2022 May 19;44(3):1525–1550. doi: 10.1007/s11357-022-00580-w

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Fig. 5 — Chromatin states of DE TE. A, B Distribution of up- and down-regulated DE TE across the chromatin states included in the Core 15-state model in blood cells, considering Converter_pre vs Converter_post (A) and Converter_pre vs NC (B) comparisons. C, D Heatmaps with unsupervised clustering of the chromatin states in blood cells, and adult and fetal brain tissue considering the genomic regions overlapping with DE TEs from Converter_pre vs Converter_post (C) and Converter_pre vs NC (D) comparisons. In all the plots, colors of the chromatin states are shown in the legend and correspond to those used in the Epigenomic Roadmap website; DE TEs whose genomic location encompasses multiple chromatin states are colored in blue