Fig. 4From: Lack of food intake during shift work alters the heart transcriptome and leads to cardiac tissue fibrosis and inflammation in ratsTranscription factor motif analysis at genes being misregulated in the heart of WRF rats. A Genomic location of DNase I hypersensitive sites in the rat heart (average signal of two independent DNase-Seq datasets). B Overlap between rat and mouse DNase-Seq peaks in the heart. Rat heart DNase-Seq peaks were converted to mouse 10mm genome with LiftOver and then overlapped with mouse heart DNase-Seq peaks (ENCODE project dataset). 76% of the lifted-over rat DHS overlapped with the mouse ENCODE dataset. C IGV browser visualization of rat and mouse DNase-Seq reads at two syntenic genomic regions to illustrate the conservation of DNAse-Seq peaks between the two species. D Motif analysis at DNase I hypersensitive sites located within genes being downregulated or upregulated in WRF rats. Motifs with a q value < 0.05 are colored from yellow to red with red being the most significant. Lack of enrichment for a motif (p > 0.05) is displayed in gray. Diameter of each circle is also proportional to the enrichment q value, with higher diameter for lower q values. Transcription factors expressed in the rat heart are illustrated with a checkmark and those that are not expressed in the rat heart are labeled ne. E Expression profiles of several transcription factors whose motif is enriched in DNase-Seq peaks located in genes upregulated in WRF rats. Each dot represents individual fpkm values. Groups with different letters are significantly different (p < 0.05, Kruskal–Wallis test)Back to article page