Regions delineated using observed DNaseI data across 53 epigenomes, annotated with the 5-mark 15-state model based on imputed data across 127 epigenomes (Roadmap + ENCODE).
All coordinates are based on the Human hg19 genome assembly.
Visualization of these putative regulatory regions in the context of chromatin state calls can be seen here.
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DNaseI regions selected with -log10(p) >= 2

All DNaseI region coordinates, regardless of region type (prom, enh, dyadic, rest) in one BED file. The score column contains a rough indication of DNaseI signal strength in the epigenomes which had a DNaseI peak at that position.

Promoters: 196,718 putative promoter regions (2.25% of genome)

ChromHMM state calls (RData)
BED files per epigenome
Clustered with k=197, for a resolution of ~1k regions per cluster

Enhancers: 1,746,473 putative enhancer regions (11.5% of genome)

ChromHMM state calls (RData)
BED files per epigenome
Clustered with k=175, for a resolution of ~10k regions per cluster

Dyadics: 87,378 putative dyadic regions (0.87% of genome)

ChromHMM state calls (RData)
BED files per epigenome
Clustered with k=87, for a resolution of ~1k regions per cluster

DNaseI regions selected with -log10(p) >= 10

All DNaseI region coordinates, regardless of region type (prom, enh, dyadic, rest) in one BED file. The score column contains a rough indication of DNaseI signal strength in the epigenomes which had a DNaseI peak at that position.

Promoters: 67,710 putative promoter regions (1.46% of genome)

ChromHMM state calls (RData)
BED files per epigenome
Clustered with k=68, for a resolution of ~1k regions per cluster

Enhancers: 512,651 putative enhancer regions (6.45% of genome)

ChromHMM state calls (RData)
BED files per epigenome
Clustered with k=51, for a resolution of ~10k regions per cluster

Dyadics: 28,164 putative dyadic regions (0.48% of genome)

ChromHMM state calls (RData)
BED files per epigenome
Clustered with k=28, for a resolution of ~1k regions per cluster

For questions/comments, contact Wouter Meuleman (lastname at mit edu)