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  • maneeshi
    Junior Member
    • May 2013
    • 6

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    Annotate/Mark TFBS on DNA sequence

    Hi,
    Does anyone know if there is any tool out there that can help you mark TFBS on a DNA sequence of ~500-100bp. I have a set of DNA sequences (ChIP-Seq peaks), that were analyzed for TFBS. So now I have a list of TFBS with their location relative to each DNA sequence and the sequence recognized by it.
    I need a way that I can visualize these TFBS on a set of DNA sequences (10-12).
    It can be done manually by just going through the list and marking up the TFBS sites, but I bet there is something out there that will help you do this.

    I am even looking into plasmid draw programs, but couldn't find anything that will help you import a list of annotation features (TFBS with locations) and then mark them up on the sequence.

    Any help will be much appreciated, before I dive into writing a program to do this

    Thank you!

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