In a fit of pique: Analyzing microbial ChIP-Seq data with Pique [post]

Russell Y Neches, Phillip M Seitzer, Elizabeth G Wilbanks, Marc T Facciotti
2014 unpublished
While numerous effective peak finders have been developed for eukaryotic systems, we have found that the approaches used can be error prone when run on high coverage bacterial and archaeal ChIP-Seq datasets. We have developed Pique, an easy to use ChIP-Seq peak finding application for bacterial and archaeal ChIP-Seq experiments. The software is cross-platform and Open Source, and based on only freely licensed dependencies. Output is provided in standardized file formats, and may be easily
more » ... ed by the Gaggle Genome Browser (Bare et al. 2010) for manual curation and data exploration, or into statistical and graphics software such as R (R Core Team 2013) for further analysis. The software is available under the BSD-3 license, and tutorial and test data are included with the documentation. http://github.com/ryneches/pique.
doi:10.7287/peerj.preprints.290v2 fatcat:o7qlhwhzvbcyjjgtp5kl7smlcy