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A user's guide to the encyclopedia of DNA elements (ENCODE).

PLoS biology ·Vol. 9 ·No. 4 ·2011-04-00 ·Pages e1001046

ENCODE Project Consortium

Abstract

The mission of the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) Project is to enable the scientific and medical communities to interpret the human genome sequence and apply it to understand human biology and improve health. The ENCODE Consortium is integrating multiple technologies and approaches in a collective effort to discover and define the functional elements encoded in the human genome, including genes, transcripts, and transcriptional regulatory regions, together with their attendant chromatin states and DNA methylation patterns. In the process, standards to ensure high-quality data have been implemented, and novel algorithms have been developed to facilitate analysis. Data and derived results are made available through a freely accessible database. Here we provide an overview of the project and the resources it is generating and illustrate the application of ENCODE data to interpret the human genome.

MeSH Terms
Base Sequence Chromatin/metabolism Conserved Sequence DNA Methylation DNA-Binding Proteins/genetics,metabolism Databases, Nucleic Acid Gene Components Gene Expression Regulation Genome, Human Humans Internet Models, Genetic Quality Control RNA, Messenger/genetics RNA-Binding Proteins/genetics,metabolism
Chemicals
Chromatin DNA-Binding Proteins RNA, Messenger RNA-Binding Proteins
Authors & Affiliations
1 authors, click to expand affiliations / ORCID
ENCODE Project Consortium
HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology, Huntsville, Alabama, United States of America. [email protected]
Investigators
361 investigators, click to expand
Myers Richard M
Stamatoyannopoulos John
Snyder Michael
Dunham Ian
Hardison Ross C
Bernstein Bradley E
Gingeras Thomas R
Kent W James
Birney Ewan
Wold Barbara
Crawford Gregory E
Bernstein Bradley E
Epstein Charles B
Shoresh Noam
Ernst Jason
Mikkelsen Tarjei S
Kheradpour Pouya
Zhang Xiaolan
Wang Li
Issner Robbyn
Coyne Michael J
Durham Timothy
Ku Manching
Truong Thanh
Ward Lucas D
Altshuler Robert C
Lin Michael F
Kellis Manolis
Gingeras Thomas R
Davis Carrie A
Kapranov Philipp
Dobin Alexander
Zaleski Christopher
Schlesinger Felix
Batut Phillip
Chakrabortty Sudipto
Jha Sonali
Lin Wei
Drenkow Jorg
Wang Huaien
Bell Kim
Gao Hui
Bell Ian
Dumais Erica
Dumais Jacqueline
Antonarakis Stylianos E
Ucla Catherine
Borel Christelle
Guigo Roderic
Djebali Sarah
Lagarde Julien
Kingswood Colin
Ribeca Paolo
Sammeth Micha
Alioto Tyler
Merkel Angelika
Tilgner Hagen
Carninci Piero
Hayashizaki Yoshihide
Lassmann Timo
Takahashi Hazuki
Abdelhamid Rehab F
Hannon Gregory
Fejes-Toth Katalin
Preall Jonathan
Gordon Assaf
Sotirova Vihra
Reymond Alexandre
Howald Cedric
Graison Emilie Aït Yahya
Chrast Jacqueline
Ruan Yijun
Ruan Xiaoan
Shahab Atif
Ting Poh Wan
Wei Chia-Lin
Crawford Gregory E
Furey Terrence S
Boyle Alan P
Sheffield Nathan C
Song Lingyun
Shibata Yoichiro
Vales Teresa
Winter Deborah
Zhang Zhancheng
London Darin
Wang Tianyuan
Birney Ewan
Keefe Damian
Iyer Vishwanath R
Lee Bum-Kyu
McDaniell Ryan M
Liu Zheng
Battenhouse Anna
Bhinge Akshay A
Lieb Jason D
Grasfeder Linda L
Showers Kimberly A
Giresi Paul G
Kim Seul K C
Shestak Christopher
Myers Richard M
Pauli Florencia
Reddy Timothy E
Gertz Jason
Partridge E Christopher
Jain Preti
Sprouse Rebekka O
Bansal Anita
Pusey Barbara
Muratet Michael A
Varley Katherine E
Bowling Kevin M
Newberry Kimberly M
Nesmith Amy S
Dilocker Jason A
Parker Stephanie L
Waite Lindsay L
Thibeault Krista
Roberts Kevin
Absher Devin M
Wold Barbara
Mortazavi Ali
Williams Brian
Marinov Georgi
Trout Diane
Pepke Shirley
King Brandon
McCue Kenneth
Kirilusha Anthony
DeSalvo Gilberto
Fisher-Aylor Katherine
Amrhein Henry
Vielmetter Jost
Sherlock Gavin
Sidow Arend
Batzoglou Serafim
Rauch Rami
Kundaje Anshul
Libbrecht Max
Margulies Elliott H
Parker Stephen C J
Elnitski Laura
Green Eric D
Hubbard Tim
Harrow Jennifer
Searle Stephen
Kokocinski Felix
Aken Browen
Frankish Adam
Hunt Toby
Despacio-Reyes Gloria
Kay Mike
Mukherjee Gaurab
Bignell Alexandra
Saunders Gary
Boychenko Veronika
Van Baren M J
Brown Randall H
Khurana Ekta
Balasubramanian Suganthi
Zhang Zhengdong
Lam Hugo
Cayting Philip
Robilotto Rebecca
Lu Zhi
Guigo Roderic
Derrien Thomas
Tanzer Andrea
Knowles David G
Mariotti Marco
James Kent W
Haussler David
Harte Rachel
Diekhans Mark
Kellis Manolis
Lin Mike
Kheradpour Pouya
Ernst Jason
Reymond Alexandre
Howald Cedric
Graison Emilie Aït Yahya
Chrast Jacqueline
Tress Michael
Rodriguez Jose Manuel
Snyder Michael
Landt Stephen G
Raha Debasish
Shi Minyi
Euskirchen Ghia
Grubert Fabian
Kasowski Maya
Lian Jin
Cayting Philip
Lacroute Phil
Xu Youhan
Monahan Hannah
Patacsil Dorrelyn
Slifer Teri
Yang Xinqiong
Charos Alexandra
Reed Brian
Wu Linfeng
Auerbach Raymond K
Habegger Lukas
Hariharan Manoj
Rozowsky Joel
Abyzov Alexej
Weissman Sherman M
Gerstein Mark
Struhl Kevin
Lamarre-Vincent Nathan
Lindahl-Allen Marianne
Miotto Benoit
Moqtaderi Zarmik
Fleming Joseph D
Newburger Peter
Farnham Peggy J
Frietze Seth
O'Geen Henriette
Xu Xiaoqin
Blahnik Kim R
Cao Alina R
Iyengar Sushma
Stamatoyannopoulos John A
Kaul Rajinder
Thurman Robert E
Wang Hao
Navas Patrick A
Sandstrom Richard
Sabo Peter J
Weaver Molly
Canfield Theresa
Lee Kristen
Neph Shane
Roach Vaughan
Reynolds Alex
Johnson Audra
Rynes Eric
Giste Erika
Vong Shinny
Neri Jun
Frum Tristan
Johnson Ericka M
Nguyen Eric D
Ebersol Abigail K
Sanchez Minerva E
Sheffer Hadar H
Lotakis Dimitra
Haugen Eric
Humbert Richard
Kutyavin Tanya
Shafer Tony
Dekker Job
Lajoie Bryan R
Sanyal Amartya
James Kent W
Rosenbloom Kate R
Dreszer Timothy R
Raney Brian J
Barber Galt P
Meyer Laurence R
Sloan Cricket A
Malladi Venkat S
Cline Melissa S
Learned Katrina
Swing Vanessa K
Zweig Ann S
Rhead Brooke
Fujita Pauline A
Roskin Krishna
Karolchik Donna
Kuhn Robert M
Haussler David
Birney Ewan
Dunham Ian
Wilder Steven P
Keefe Damian
Sobral Daniel
Herrero Javier
Beal Kathryn
Lukk Margus
Brazma Alvis
Vaquerizas Juan M
Luscombe Nicholas M
Bickel Peter J
Boley Nathan
Brown James B
Li Qunhua
Huang Haiyan
Gerstein Mark
Habegger Lukas
Sboner Andrea
Rozowsky Joel
Auerbach Raymond K
Yip Kevin Y
Cheng Chao
Yan Koon-Kiu
Bhardwaj Nitin
Wang Jing
Lochovsky Lucas
Jee Justin
Gibson Theodore
Leng Jing
Du Jiang
Hardison Ross C
Harris Robert S
Song Giltae
Miller Webb
Haussler David
Roskin Krishna
Suh Bernard
Wang Ting
Paten Benedict
Noble William S
Hoffman Michael M
Buske Orion J
Weng Zhiping
Dong Xianjun
Wang Jie
Xi Hualin
Tenenbaum Scott A
Doyle Frank
Penalva Luiz O
Chittur Sridar
Tullius Thomas D
Parker Stephen C J
White Kevin P
Karmakar Subhradip
Victorsen Alec
Jameel Nader
Bild Nick
Grossman Robert L
Snyder Michael
Landt Stephen G
Yang Xinqiong
Patacsil Dorrelyn
Slifer Teri
Dekker Job
Lajoie Bryan R
Sanyal Amartya
Weng Zhiping
Whitfield Troy W
Wang Jie
Collins Patrick J
Trinklein Nathan D
Partridge E Christopher
Myers Richard M
Giddings Morgan C
Chen Xian
Khatun Jainab
Maier Chris
Yu Yanbao
Gunawardena Harsha
Risk Brian
Feingold Elise A
Lowdon Rebecca F
Dillon Laura A L
Good Peter J
Harrow Jennifer
Searle Stephen
Conflict of Interest

The authors have declared that no competing interests exist.

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Article Info
Journal
PLoS biology
Abbr.
PLoS Biol
ISSN
1545-7885
Published
2011-04-00
Epub
2011-00-19
Pages
e1001046
Language
English
Region
United States
NLM ID
101183755
PMCID
PMC3079585
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IM
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NHGRI NIH HHS · R01 HG004037 · United States
NHGRI NIH HHS · RC2 HG005573 · United States
NHGRI NIH HHS · R01 HG003143 · United States
NIDDK NIH HHS · R01 DK054369 · United States
Wellcome Trust · 095908 · United Kingdom
NIDDK NIH HHS · R01 DK065806 · United States
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