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Advances in predicting transcription factor binding and gene regulation from multi-omics and structural data
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Published 2026-06-17 19:45 UTCUpdated 2026-06-18 12:53 UTC
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Overview
Recent research has developed scalable computational methods to predict transcription factor (TF) binding and gene-peak regulatory networks across diverse human cell types.
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Why now
- Large-scale ATAC-seq and multi-omics datasets enable scalable computational modeling across many cell types.
- Advances in protein structure prediction (e.g., AlphaFold3) facilitate integration of structural data into regulatory genomics.
- These methods address current gaps in mapping regulatory interactions critical for disease research and drug development.
Why it matters
- Improved TF binding prediction accelerates understanding of gene expression regulation.
- Enhanced gene-peak networks aid interpretation of multi-omics data for biomarker and therapeutic target discovery.
- Structural homology approaches expand capabilities to predict DNA-binding specificity beyond experimental limits.
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Recurring claims
- TFBlearner enables large-scale prediction of transcription factor binding across 43 human cell types using ATAC-seq data.
- Annotation-based gene-peak networks improve gene expression prediction in human kidney multi-omics by integrating enhancer, promoter, and proximity linkages.
- HomoDSP predicts DNA-binding specificity using a large library of homologous protein-DNA structures, outperforming existing methods and working with AlphaFold3-predicted complexes.
How sources frame it
- Sonder Et Al.: supportive
- Wang Et Al.: supportive
- Zeng Et Al.: supportive
This narrative synthesizes recent bioRxiv preprints advancing computational methods for transcription factor binding prediction and gene regulation modeling using multi-omics and structural data.
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Large-scale prediction of transcription factor binding across human cell types informs regulatory genomics and reveals promiscuous occupancy associated with chromatin contacts
bioRxiv (all subjects) · biorxiv.org · 2026-06-18 12:53 UTC
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