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Variant report

Variant esv2534809
Chromosome Location chr7:5881901-5881909
allele n/a
Outlinks Ensembl   UCSC
Chromatin state (count:43 , 50 per page) page: 1
No. Chromosome Location Chromatin state Cell line Tissue
1 chr7:5863600-5896800 Weak transcription Esophagus oesophagus
2 chr7:5863800-5887000 Weak transcription Primary B cells from cord blood blood
3 chr7:5863800-5891400 Weak transcription Liver Liver
4 chr7:5863800-5891400 Weak transcription Brain Hippocampus Middle brain
5 chr7:5863800-5896200 Weak transcription Adipose Nuclei Adipose
6 chr7:5864200-5893600 Weak transcription Brain Dorsolateral Prefrontal Cortex brain
7 chr7:5867600-5885000 Weak transcription Primary hematopoietic stem cells short term culture blood
8 chr7:5871200-5882600 Weak transcription Fetal Brain Male brain
9 chr7:5871400-5890600 Weak transcription Brain Germinal Matrix brain
10 chr7:5871400-5904600 Weak transcription Spleen Spleen
11 chr7:5871600-5889200 Weak transcription Ganglion Eminence derived primary cultured neurospheres brain
12 chr7:5871600-5891800 Weak transcription Cortex derived primary cultured neurospheres brain
13 chr7:5871600-5896400 Weak transcription Fetal Brain Female brain
14 chr7:5873200-5896200 Weak transcription Lung lung
15 chr7:5875400-5896600 Weak transcription Brain Inferior Temporal Lobe brain
16 chr7:5876400-5896200 Weak transcription Primary T killer naive cells fromperipheralblood blood
17 chr7:5877400-5896200 Weak transcription Primary T helper memory cells from peripheral blood 1 blood
18 chr7:5877600-5891400 Weak transcription Brain Cingulate Gyrus brain
19 chr7:5878200-5888200 Weak transcription Sigmoid Colon Sigmoid Colon
20 chr7:5878400-5886800 Strong transcription Primary T regulatory cells fromperipheralblood blood
21 chr7:5878600-5885400 Strong transcription Monocytes-CD14+_RO01746 blood
22 chr7:5878600-5885600 Strong transcription Primary mononuclear cells fromperipheralblood Blood
23 chr7:5878600-5898000 Weak transcription Brain Angular Gyrus brain
24 chr7:5878800-5882200 Strong transcription Breast Myoepithelial Primary Cells Breast
25 chr7:5878800-5889600 Strong transcription Primary neutrophils fromperipheralblood blood
26 chr7:5879000-5884600 Weak transcription Brain Anterior Caudate brain
27 chr7:5879200-5886200 Strong transcription Primary T helper cells fromperipheralblood blood
28 chr7:5879200-5886600 Strong transcription Primary T cells fromperipheralblood blood
29 chr7:5880400-5882400 Strong transcription Primary B cells from peripheral blood blood
30 chr7:5880800-5885200 Strong transcription Primary T helper cells PMA-I stimulated --
31 chr7:5881200-5883600 Strong transcription Primary monocytes fromperipheralblood blood
32 chr7:5881400-5882800 Strong transcription Primary T helper memory cells from peripheral blood 2 blood
33 chr7:5881600-5882000 Strong transcription Fetal Stomach stomach
34 chr7:5881600-5882400 Strong transcription Primary T helper naive cells from peripheral blood blood
35 chr7:5881600-5882400 Strong transcription Primary T killer memory cells from peripheral blood blood
36 chr7:5881600-5882400 Strong transcription Primary hematopoietic stem cells G-CSF-mobilized Female --
37 chr7:5881600-5882600 Strong transcription Primary hematopoietic stem cells G-CSF-mobilized Male --
38 chr7:5881600-5882800 Strong transcription Fetal Intestine Small intestine
39 chr7:5881600-5883000 Strong transcription Primary T helper 17 cells PMA-I stimulated --
40 chr7:5881600-5883000 Strong transcription Primary Natural Killer cells fromperipheralblood blood
41 chr7:5881600-5885000 Strong transcription Primary T cells effector/memory enriched fromperipheralblood blood
42 chr7:5881600-5886000 Strong transcription Primary T cells from cord blood blood
43 chr7:5881800-5885600 Strong transcription Primary T helper naive cells fromperipheralblood blood

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