Cheap TF-binding model catalogs as QC for designed regulatory DNA
jmschreiber91 · x · 2026-10-31
Following up on regulatory DNA design, the author suggests characterizing which TFs bind to newly designed elements (or fully designed chromosomes) using the existing model catalog as a QC step, now very cheap. A file format may also exist for efficiently storing attributions from many models.
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