Fig. 3
From: Systematic identification of non-canonical transcription factor motifs
a Scatterplot showing the fractions of ChIP-seq peaks and the fractions of HT-SELEX oligo where a non-canonical motif occurs alone. The fractions were averaged over all ChIP-seq datasets of the corresponding TF. Each data point corresponds to a non-canonical motif. Orange data points correspond to potential non-canonical motifs with consensus sequences that are not family-specific (Supplementary Text 3). b Scatterplot showing the fractions of non-canonical and canonical motif occurrences (within ChIP-peaks) that are regulatory. Each data point corresponds to a 2-tuple consisting of a TF and a Cistrome ChIP-seq dataset. Orange data points correspond to potential non-canonical motifs. c Same information as shown in panel (b), but from promoter regions