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Contains for every promoter a tab delimited file with all barcodes used in this experiment. Barcodes were uniquely mapped to a single position in the genome. Promoters were classified according to Leemans *et al.* in one of the following classes: |class | description | |----------|-------------| |iLAD | not associated with the lamina | |escaper | promoter is associated with the lamina, but endogenously is not repressed by this association |repressed | promoter is associated with the lamina and actively repressed by it's association 7 promoters used in this experiment: |Symbol | ID ([gencode v27][1]) | class | |---------|-----------------------|-----------| |ADAMTS1 | ENSG00000154734.14 | repressed | |ARHGEF9 | ENSG00000131089.15 | repressed | |BRINP1 | ENSG00000078725.12 | repressed | |MED30 | ENSG00000164758.7 | escaper | |PGK | ENSG00000102144.13 | iLAD | |TMEM106B | ENSG00000106460.18 | escaper | |ZNF300 | ENSG00000145908.12 | escaper | For each promoter 2 cell pools were established, integrations were mapped and expression was measured. Each tab-delimeted file contains the following columns: |name | description | |------------|-------------| |seqname | sequence name of the integration site (hg38) | |strand | orientation of integration site (hg38) | |position | position of the site of integration (hg38) |barcode | 16bp barcode of integration | |pool | which of the 2 cell-pools per promoter the barcode was found | |expression | normalized expression : (expression count + 1) / abundance | |LMNB1_DamID | log2(LmnB1-Dam/Dam) of 10kb window centered on integration site | |lad | LAD state at site of integration, called by HMM on DamID data | [1]: https://www.gencodegenes.org/human/release_27.html
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