GSM3244780	Log_cell	NA	GSE116646	 log phase S. cerevisiae	log phase S. cerevisiae			 FY3179	POLR2A	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	Reads were trimmed using cutadapt (base quality threshold of 20)	pol2-wt-2: wild-type Rpb1 ChIP-Seq 2	bg_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM3244780_pol2-wt-2_Scer_normSI.bedgraph.gz
GSM3244779	Log_cell	NA	GSE116646	 log phase S. cerevisiae	log phase S. cerevisiae			 FY3179	POLR2A	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	Reads were trimmed using cutadapt (base quality threshold of 20)	pol2-wt-1: wild-type Rpb1 ChIP-Seq 1	bg_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM3244779_pol2-wt-1_Scer_normSI.bedgraph.gz
GSM3244764	Log_cell	NA	GSE116646	 log phase S. cerevisiae	log phase S. cerevisiae			 FY3179	ha-2	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	Reads were trimmed using cutadapt (base quality threshold of 20)	ha-wt-2: wild-type Set2-HA ChIP-Seq 2	bg_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM3244764_ha-wt-2_Scer_normSI.bedgraph.gz
GSM3244763	Log_cell	NA	GSE116646	 log phase S. cerevisiae	log phase S. cerevisiae			 FY3179	ha-1	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	Reads were trimmed using cutadapt (base quality threshold of 20)	ha-wt-1: wild-type Set2-HA ChIP-Seq 1	bg_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM3244763_ha-wt-1_Scer_normSI.bedgraph.gz
GSM3244760	Log_cell	NA	GSE116646	 log phase S. cerevisiae	log phase S. cerevisiae			 FY3180	ha-spt6-2	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	Reads were trimmed using cutadapt (base quality threshold of 20)	ha-spt6-2: spt6-1004 Set2-HA ChIP-Seq 2	bg_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM3244760_ha-spt6-2_Scer_normSI.bedgraph.gz
GSM3244759	Log_cell	NA	GSE116646	 log phase S. cerevisiae	log phase S. cerevisiae			 FY3180	ha-spt6-1	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	Reads were trimmed using cutadapt (base quality threshold of 20)	ha-spt6-1: spt6-1004 Set2-HA ChIP-Seq 1	bg_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM3244759_ha-spt6-1_Scer_normSI.bedgraph.gz
GSM3244758	Log_cell	NA	GSE116646	 log phase S. cerevisiae	log phase S. cerevisiae			 FY3182	ha-set2-2	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	Reads were trimmed using cutadapt (base quality threshold of 20)	ha-set2-2: SET2-H366N Set2-HA ChIP-Seq 2	bg_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM3244758_ha-set2-2_Scer_normSI.bedgraph.gz
GSM3244757	Log_cell	NA	GSE116646	 log phase S. cerevisiae	log phase S. cerevisiae			 FY3182	ha-set2-1	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	Reads were trimmed using cutadapt (base quality threshold of 20)	ha-set2-1: SET2-H366N Set2-HA ChIP-Seq 1	bg_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM3244757_ha-set2-1_Scer_normSI.bedgraph.gz
GSM3189557	Log_cell	NA	GSE115775	 log phase S. cerevisiae	log phase S. cerevisiae			 FY87		MNase	sacCer3	The Snakemake pipeline used to process MNase-seq libraries is available at github.com/winston-lab. The barcode is the first 6 bases of the read and is ACTTGA for this library . Paired-end reads were demultiplexed using fastq-multx, allowing one mismatch to the barcode. Read 2 barcode removal and 3กฏ quality trimming were performed with cutadapt. Reads were aligned to the combined S. cerevisiae and S. pombe genome using Bowtie1, and correctly paired reads were selected using SAMtools. Coverage of nucleosome protection and nucleosome dyads were extracted using bedtools and custom shell scripts to get the entire fragment or the midpoint of the fragment, respectively. Smoothed nucleosome dyad coverage was generated by smoothing dyad coverage with a Gaussian kernel of 20 bp bandwidth. Coverage was normalized to the total number of correctly paired S. pombe fragments.	wild-type 37C MNase-seq 1	bw_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM3189557_WT-37C-1-mnase-midpoint-spikenorm.bw
GSM3189544	Log_cell	NA	GSE115775	 log phase S. cerevisiae	log phase S. cerevisiae			 FY3126	wild-type 37C TFIIB ChIP-nexus 2	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	The Snakemake pipeline used to process ChIP-nexus libraries is available at github.com/winston-lab. Filtering for reads containing the constant region of the adapter on the 5กฏ end of the read, 3กฏ adapter removal, and 3กฏ quality trimming were performed using cutadapt. The random pentamer molecular barcode on the 5กฏ end of the read was then removed and processed using a custom Python script. Reads were aligned to the combined S. cerevisiae and S. pombe genomes using Bowtie2, and uniquely mapping reads were selected using SAMtools. Reads mapping to the same location as another read with the same molecular barcode were identified as PCR duplciates and removed using a custom Python script. Coverage of the 5กฏ-most base, corresponding to the point of crosslinking, was extracted using bedtools genomecov. The median fragment size estimated by MACS2 over all ChIP-nexus samples for the same factor was used to generate coverage of factor protection and fragment midpoints, by extending reads to the fragment size, or by shifting reads by half the fragment size, respectively. Coverage was normalized to the total number of reads uniquely mapping to S. cerevisiae.	wild-type 37C TFIIB ChIP-nexus 2	bw_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM3189544_WT-37C-2_tfiib-chipnexus-libsizenorm-midpoints.bw
GSM3189543	Log_cell	NA	GSE115775	 log phase S. cerevisiae	log phase S. cerevisiae			 FY3126	wild-type 37C TFIIB ChIP-nexus 1	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	The Snakemake pipeline used to process ChIP-nexus libraries is available at github.com/winston-lab. Filtering for reads containing the constant region of the adapter on the 5กฏ end of the read, 3กฏ adapter removal, and 3กฏ quality trimming were performed using cutadapt. The random pentamer molecular barcode on the 5กฏ end of the read was then removed and processed using a custom Python script. Reads were aligned to the combined S. cerevisiae and S. pombe genomes using Bowtie2, and uniquely mapping reads were selected using SAMtools. Reads mapping to the same location as another read with the same molecular barcode were identified as PCR duplciates and removed using a custom Python script. Coverage of the 5กฏ-most base, corresponding to the point of crosslinking, was extracted using bedtools genomecov. The median fragment size estimated by MACS2 over all ChIP-nexus samples for the same factor was used to generate coverage of factor protection and fragment midpoints, by extending reads to the fragment size, or by shifting reads by half the fragment size, respectively. Coverage was normalized to the total number of reads uniquely mapping to S. cerevisiae.	wild-type 37C TFIIB ChIP-nexus 1	bw_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM3189543_WT-37C-1_tfiib-chipnexus-libsizenorm-midpoints.bw
GSM3189556	Log_cell	NA	GSE115775	 log phase S. cerevisiae	log phase S. cerevisiae			 FY3128	wild-type 30C Rpb1 ChIP-nexus 2	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	The Snakemake pipeline used to process ChIP-nexus libraries is available at github.com/winston-lab. Filtering for reads containing the constant region of the adapter on the 5กฏ end of the read, 3กฏ adapter removal, and 3กฏ quality trimming were performed using cutadapt. The random pentamer molecular barcode on the 5กฏ end of the read was then removed and processed using a custom Python script. Reads were aligned to the combined S. cerevisiae and S. pombe genomes using Bowtie2, and uniquely mapping reads were selected using SAMtools. Reads mapping to the same location as another read with the same molecular barcode were identified as PCR duplciates and removed using a custom Python script. Coverage of the 5กฏ-most base, corresponding to the point of crosslinking, was extracted using bedtools genomecov. The median fragment size estimated by MACS2 over all ChIP-nexus samples for the same factor was used to generate coverage of factor protection and fragment midpoints, by extending reads to the fragment size, or by shifting reads by half the fragment size, respectively. Coverage was normalized to the total number of reads uniquely mapping to S. cerevisiae.	wild-type 30C Rpb1 ChIP-nexus 2	bw_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM3189556_YPD-2_spt6-chipnexus-libsizenorm-midpoints.bw
GSM3189555	Log_cell	NA	GSE115775	 log phase S. cerevisiae	log phase S. cerevisiae			 FY3128	wild-type 30C Rpb1 ChIP-nexus 1	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	The Snakemake pipeline used to process ChIP-nexus libraries is available at github.com/winston-lab. Filtering for reads containing the constant region of the adapter on the 5กฏ end of the read, 3กฏ adapter removal, and 3กฏ quality trimming were performed using cutadapt. The random pentamer molecular barcode on the 5กฏ end of the read was then removed and processed using a custom Python script. Reads were aligned to the combined S. cerevisiae and S. pombe genomes using Bowtie2, and uniquely mapping reads were selected using SAMtools. Reads mapping to the same location as another read with the same molecular barcode were identified as PCR duplciates and removed using a custom Python script. Coverage of the 5กฏ-most base, corresponding to the point of crosslinking, was extracted using bedtools genomecov. The median fragment size estimated by MACS2 over all ChIP-nexus samples for the same factor was used to generate coverage of factor protection and fragment midpoints, by extending reads to the fragment size, or by shifting reads by half the fragment size, respectively. Coverage was normalized to the total number of reads uniquely mapping to S. cerevisiae.	wild-type 30C Rpb1 ChIP-nexus 1	bw_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM3189555_YPD-1_spt6-chipnexus-libsizenorm-midpoints.bw
GSM3189554	Log_cell	NA	GSE115775	 log phase S. cerevisiae	log phase S. cerevisiae			 FY3128	wild-type 30C Spt6 ChIP-nexus 2	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	The Snakemake pipeline used to process ChIP-nexus libraries is available at github.com/winston-lab. Filtering for reads containing the constant region of the adapter on the 5กฏ end of the read, 3กฏ adapter removal, and 3กฏ quality trimming were performed using cutadapt. The random pentamer molecular barcode on the 5กฏ end of the read was then removed and processed using a custom Python script. Reads were aligned to the combined S. cerevisiae and S. pombe genomes using Bowtie2, and uniquely mapping reads were selected using SAMtools. Reads mapping to the same location as another read with the same molecular barcode were identified as PCR duplciates and removed using a custom Python script. Coverage of the 5กฏ-most base, corresponding to the point of crosslinking, was extracted using bedtools genomecov. The median fragment size estimated by MACS2 over all ChIP-nexus samples for the same factor was used to generate coverage of factor protection and fragment midpoints, by extending reads to the fragment size, or by shifting reads by half the fragment size, respectively. Coverage was normalized to the total number of reads uniquely mapping to S. cerevisiae.	wild-type 30C Spt6 ChIP-nexus 2	bw_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM3189554_YPD-2_rnapii-chipnexus-libsizenorm-midpoints.bw
GSM3189553	Log_cell	NA	GSE115775	 log phase S. cerevisiae	log phase S. cerevisiae			 FY3128	wild-type 30C Spt6 ChIP-nexus 1	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	The Snakemake pipeline used to process ChIP-nexus libraries is available at github.com/winston-lab. Filtering for reads containing the constant region of the adapter on the 5กฏ end of the read, 3กฏ adapter removal, and 3กฏ quality trimming were performed using cutadapt. The random pentamer molecular barcode on the 5กฏ end of the read was then removed and processed using a custom Python script. Reads were aligned to the combined S. cerevisiae and S. pombe genomes using Bowtie2, and uniquely mapping reads were selected using SAMtools. Reads mapping to the same location as another read with the same molecular barcode were identified as PCR duplciates and removed using a custom Python script. Coverage of the 5กฏ-most base, corresponding to the point of crosslinking, was extracted using bedtools genomecov. The median fragment size estimated by MACS2 over all ChIP-nexus samples for the same factor was used to generate coverage of factor protection and fragment midpoints, by extending reads to the fragment size, or by shifting reads by half the fragment size, respectively. Coverage was normalized to the total number of reads uniquely mapping to S. cerevisiae.	wild-type 30C Spt6 ChIP-nexus 1	bw_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM3189553_YPD-1_rnapii-chipnexus-libsizenorm-midpoints.bw
GSM2256441	Log_cell	NA	GSE85031		yeast cells in log phase			 S288C	V5 	ChIP-Seq		reads were aligned with BWA version 0.6.1	H2A.Z-LOG	bd_0_1_2_6_sc3	UsingSRR
GSM2577547	Log_cell	NA	GSE97801		OD600=0.3~0.5 log-phase yeast culture			 SC32	mock for CgPho4 ChIP w/o ScPho2	ChIP-Seq		Basecalling using bcl2fastq-1.8.3	mock for CgPho4 ChIP w/o ScPho2	bd_0_1_2_6_sc3	UsingSRR
GSM2577545	Log_cell	NA	GSE97801		OD600=0.3~0.5 log-phase yeast culture			 EY2867	CgPho4 ChIP w/o ScPho2	ChIP-Seq		Basecalling using bcl2fastq-1.8.3	CgPho4 ChIP w/o ScPho2	bd_0_1_2_6_sc3	UsingSRR
GSM2577544	Log_cell	NA	GSE97801		OD600=0.3~0.5 log-phase yeast culture			 SC32	mock for CgPho4 ChIP with ScPho2	ChIP-Seq		Basecalling using bcl2fastq-1.8.3	mock for CgPho4 ChIP with ScPho2	bd_0_1_2_6_sc3	UsingSRR
GSM2577542	Log_cell	NA	GSE97801		OD600=0.3~0.5 log-phase yeast culture			 EY2869	CgPho4 ChIP with ScPho2	ChIP-Seq		Basecalling using bcl2fastq-1.8.3	CgPho4 ChIP with ScPho2	bd_0_1_2_6_sc3	UsingSRR
GSM2577541	Log_cell	NA	GSE97801		OD600=0.3~0.5 log-phase yeast culture			 EY2879	mock for ScPho4 ChIP with ScPho2	ChIP-Seq		Basecalling using bcl2fastq-1.8.3	mock for ScPho4 ChIP with ScPho2	bd_0_1_2_6_sc3	UsingSRR
GSM2577539	Log_cell	NA	GSE97801		OD600=0.3~0.5 log-phase yeast culture			 EY2681	ScPho4 ChIP with ScPho2	ChIP-Seq		Basecalling using bcl2fastq-1.8.3	ScPho4 ChIP with ScPho2	bd_0_1_2_6_sc3	UsingSRR
GSM1333376	Log_cell	NA	GSE55281		Log-phase cells			 W303	Monoclonal Flag M2 	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	Basecalls performed using CASAVA version 1.8.	Jhd2_ChIPSeq	bd_0_1_2_6_sc3	UsingSRR
GSM999652	Log_cell	NA	GSE40717		mid-log phase ASF1-18myc cells, ChIP			 ASF1-18myc	Myc tag, clone A46	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	Reads with phred score < 20 on 80% of the bases were filtered out with FASTX toolkit V0.0.13.	Asf1_ChIPseq2	bg_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM999652_Asf1_ChIPseq_Replicate_2.bedgraph.gz
GSM999651	Log_cell	NA	GSE40717		mid-log phase ASF1-18myc cells, ChIP			 ASF1-18myc	Myc tag, clone A46	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	Reads with phred score < 20 on 80% of the bases were filtered out with FASTX toolkit V0.0.13.	Asf1_ChIPseq1	bg_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM999651_Asf1_ChIPseq_Replicate_1.bedgraph.gz
GSM971759	Log_cell	NA	GSE39566		Log-phase cells				Sepharose??CL-4B 	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	Reads with phred score < 20 on 80% of the bases were filtered out with FASTX toolkit V0.0.13	RPC128-FLAG MOCK_Normal Growth	bg_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM971759_Run0007_SO_637_YK8_s_2_sequence.bedGraph.gz
GSM971758	Log_cell	NA	GSE39566		Log-phase cells				FLAG M2?Affinity Gel 	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	Reads with phred score < 20 on 80% of the bases were filtered out with FASTX toolkit V0.0.13	RPC128-FLAG IP_Normal Growth_Replicate2	bg_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM971758_Run0052_SO_637_YK2_s_2_sequence.bedGraph.gz
GSM971757	Log_cell	NA	GSE39566		Log-phase cells				FLAG M2?Affinity Gel 	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	Reads with phred score < 20 on 80% of the bases were filtered out with FASTX toolkit V0.0.13	RPC128-FLAG IP_Normal Growth_Replicate1	bg_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM971757_Run0052_SO_637_YK1_s_1_sequence.bedGraph.gz
GSM1342297	Log_cell	NA	GSE55717		CBS432_FAIRE			 CBS432		FAIRE	sacCer3	library strategy: FAIRE-seq	CBS432_FAIRE_replicate2	bd_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM1342297_CBS2_FAIRE_NFR_counts_DBVdivsites.bed.gz
GSM1342296	Log_cell	NA	GSE55717		CBS432_FAIRE			 CBS432		FAIRE	sacCer3	library strategy: FAIRE-seq	CBS432_FAIRE_replicate1	bd_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM1342296_CBS1_FAIRE_NFR_counts_DBVdivsites.bed.gz
GSM1342295	Log_cell	NA	GSE55717		DBVPG1373_FAIRE			 DBVPG1373		FAIRE	sacCer3	library strategy: FAIRE-seq	DBVPG1373_FAIRE_replicate2	bd_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM1342295_DBV2_FAIRE_NFR_counts.bed.gz
GSM1342294	Log_cell	NA	GSE55717		DBVPG1373_FAIRE			 DBVPG1373		FAIRE	sacCer3	library strategy: FAIRE-seq	DBVPG1373_FAIRE_replicate1	bd_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM1342294_DBV1_FAIRE_NFR_counts.bed.gz
GSM1342293	Log_cell	NA	GSE55717		UWOPS05_217_3_FAIRE			 UWOPS05_217_3		FAIRE	sacCer3	library strategy: FAIRE-seq	UWOPS05_217_3_FAIRE_replicate2	bd_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM1342293_UW2_FAIRE_NFR_counts.bed.gz
GSM1342292	Log_cell	NA	GSE55717		UWOPS05_217_3_FAIRE			 UWOPS05_217_3		FAIRE	sacCer3	library strategy: FAIRE-seq	UWOPS05_217_3_FAIRE_replicate1	bd_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM1342292_UW1_FAIRE_NFR_counts.bed.gz
GSM2837738	Log_cell	NA	GSE106450		S.cerevisiae cells					ATAC-Seq	sacCer3	The quality of fastq files were checked by fastqc and trimmed by trim_galore	ATAC_set2D	bw_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM2837738_ATAC_log_set2D_vs_WT.bigWig
GSM2837737	Log_cell	NA	GSE106450		S.cerevisiae cells					ATAC-Seq	sacCer3	The quality of fastq files were checked by fastqc and trimmed by trim_galore	ATAC_dot1D	bw_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM2837737_ATAC_log_dot1D_vs_WT.bigWig
GSM2837736	Log_cell	NA	GSE106450		S.cerevisiae cells					ATAC-Seq	sacCer3	The quality of fastq files were checked by fastqc and trimmed by trim_galore	ATAC_sas2D	bw_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM2837736_ATAC_log_sas2D_vs_WT.bigWig
GSM2837734	Log_cell	NA	GSE106450		S.cerevisiae cells					MNase	sacCer3	The quality of fastq files were checked by fastqc and trimmed by trim_galore	MNase_WT	bd_0_1_2_6_sc3	UsingSRR
GSM2579081	Log_cell	NA	GSE97827		GRY3031 RPB1			 GRY3031 RPB1	POLR2A	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	Single-end 50 base reads (after removing barcodes) or 125 base reads (after removing barcodes and trimming adaptor sequences) were mapped to the hg19 UCSC human genome  or sacCer3 yeast genome with Bowtie version 0.12.5 for ChIP-seq and with Hisat2 version 2.0.4 for t-NET-seq	RNA pol II ChIP-seq yRpb1  WT	bw_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM2579081_scer3_GRY3031_CTD_Bc4rrfacxx_R1_TCAAGT.bw
GSM1642541	Log_cell	NA	GSE67212		yeast cells				POLR2A	ChIP-Seq	SacCer3	Basecalls performed using CASAVA version 1.8	Pol2 ChIP in Jhd2 wild type	bg_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM1642541_Pol2wt.bedGraph.gz
GSM1621333	Log_cell	NA	GSE66386		Saccharomyces cerevisiae cells		 mid-log	 GSY157		ATAC-Seq	sacCer3	Library strategy: ATAC-seq	S. cerevisiae lin6c	bd_0_1_2_6_sc3	UsingSRR
GSM1621332	Log_cell	NA	GSE66386		Saccharomyces cerevisiae cells		 mid-log	 GSY156		ATAC-Seq	sacCer3	Library strategy: ATAC-seq	S. cerevisiae lin6b	bd_0_1_2_6_sc3	UsingSRR
GSM1621331	Log_cell	NA	GSE66386		Saccharomyces cerevisiae cells		 mid-log	 GSY155		ATAC-Seq	sacCer3	Library strategy: ATAC-seq	S. cerevisiae lin6a	bd_0_1_2_6_sc3	UsingSRR
GSM1621330	Log_cell	NA	GSE66386		Saccharomyces cerevisiae cells		 mid-log	 GSY154		ATAC-Seq	sacCer3	Library strategy: ATAC-seq	S. cerevisiae lin3c	bd_0_1_2_6_sc3	UsingSRR
GSM1621329	Log_cell	NA	GSE66386		Saccharomyces cerevisiae cells		 mid-log	 GSY153		ATAC-Seq	sacCer3	Library strategy: ATAC-seq	S. cerevisiae lin3b	bd_0_1_2_6_sc3	UsingSRR
GSM1621328	Log_cell	NA	GSE66386		Saccharomyces cerevisiae cells		 mid-log	 GSY152		ATAC-Seq	sacCer3	Library strategy: ATAC-seq	S. cerevisiae lin3a	bd_0_1_2_6_sc3	UsingSRR
GSM1621327	Log_cell	NA	GSE66386		Saccharomyces cerevisiae cells		 mid-log	 GSY151		ATAC-Seq	sacCer3	Library strategy: ATAC-seq	S. cerevisiae lin2c	bd_0_1_2_6_sc3	UsingSRR
GSM1621326	Log_cell	NA	GSE66386		Saccharomyces cerevisiae cells		 mid-log	 GSY150		ATAC-Seq	sacCer3	Library strategy: ATAC-seq	S. cerevisiae lin2b	bd_0_1_2_6_sc3	UsingSRR
GSM1621325	Log_cell	NA	GSE66386		Saccharomyces cerevisiae cells		 mid-log	 GSY149		ATAC-Seq	sacCer3	Library strategy: ATAC-seq	S. cerevisiae lin2a	bd_0_1_2_6_sc3	UsingSRR
GSM1621324	Log_cell	NA	GSE66386		Saccharomyces cerevisiae cells		 mid-log	 GSY148		ATAC-Seq	sacCer3	Library strategy: ATAC-seq	S. cerevisiae lin0c	bd_0_1_2_6_sc3	UsingSRR
GSM1621323	Log_cell	NA	GSE66386		Saccharomyces cerevisiae cells		 mid-log	 GSY147		ATAC-Seq	sacCer3	Library strategy: ATAC-seq	S. cerevisiae lin0a	bd_0_1_2_6_sc3	UsingSRR
GSM1354508	Log_cell	NA	GSE56061		pol2ser2ChIP_wt				POLR2A	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	Basecalls performed using CASAVA version 1.8	pol2ser2ChIP_wt	bw_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM1354508_pol2ser2ChIP_wt.bw
GSM1354506	Log_cell	NA	GSE56061		pol2ser5ChIP_wt				POLR2A	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	Basecalls performed using CASAVA version 1.8	pol2ser5ChIP_wt	bw_0_1_2_4_sc3	GSM1354506_pol2ser5ChIP_wt.bw
GSM1437201	Log_cell	NA	GSE59370		BY4742_WT			 BY4742	POLR2A	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	FASTQ files have been generated using CASAVA v1.8.2.	Pol_II_BY4742_WT_rep2_ChIPseq	bd_0_1_2_6_sc3	UsingSRR
GSM1437200	Log_cell	NA	GSE59370		BY4742_WT			 BY4742	POLR2A	ChIP-Seq	sacCer3	FASTQ files have been generated using CASAVA v1.8.2.	Pol_II_BY4742_WT_rep1_ChIPseq	bd_0_1_2_6_sc3	UsingSRR
GSM1018218	Log_cell	NA	GSE41494		Yeast				POLR2A	ChIP-Seq		Reads were mapped using GEM mapper version build 539 with default parameters	Pol 2 WT 0' Rep 2	bd_0_1_2_6_sc3	UsingSRR
GSM1018217	Log_cell	NA	GSE41494		Yeast				POLR2A	ChIP-Seq		Reads were mapped using GEM mapper version build 539 with default parameters	Pol 2 WT 0' Rep 1	bd_0_1_2_6_sc3	UsingSRR
