BondLab ENCODE Enabled Promoters (B.E.E.P.)

B.E.E.P. builds BED files of human promoter coordinates from a local GRCh38 RefSeq TSS cache (UCSC ncbiRefSeqCurated, same 10 bp TSS grouping idea as Promoter Grabber), browses ENCODE transcription-factor ChIP-seq tracks, converts peak calls to BED, and reports which promoters overlap factor binding.

WORKFLOW
  1. Promoters — paste/upload gene symbols, pick a Gene Ontology term, or load all ~28k cached human genes instantly. Set bases 5′ of TSS; download annotated BED (GENE_NM******) or standard BED3.
  2. ENCODE ChIP — search by TF/cell line, or paste file accessions (ENCFF368QGT.bigWig). Tick tracks; optional score threshold; separate or merged BED.
  3. Overlap — promoters overlapping ChIP peaks → gene table; annotated BED (GENE_NM_*_AND_TP53) or standard BED3 (coordinates only).

Promoter coordinates: cached UCSC RefSeq (GRCh38/hg38). GO gene lists: QuickGO. ENCODE: REST API.

Coordinates only (no sequence). BED column 4 = GeneSymbol_NM accession. Strand in column 6. Lookups use bundled hg38 RefSeq TSS cache (~28k genes; max 5000 per custom list).

− = more 5′; + = toward 3′ (e.g. 0 = through TSS, +500 = 500 bp into gene)

About the author: Dr Mark Bond, The Bond Lab, University of Bristol. Contact · mark.bond@bristol.ac.uk ORCID.