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We next wanted to assess whether different KRAB members have a distinct pattern of binding to their targets. To this end, we used the representative KRAB TFs TRIM26, KAP1 and ZBTB33 (see Table 1) to generate models of binding to a set of known KRAB target sites (-none, -low and -high, respectively) from http://data.immunity-group.org (see Methods section). We observed that the three TFs bind to KRAB sites with similar sequence preferences as the corresponding SELEX datasets and CAP-SELEX models. These results imply that the observed sequence specificity of KRAB TFs is reproducible in our approach (Supplementary Fig. 2).
We next wanted to investigate the differences between the binding of different KRAB members to target sequences. To this end, we compared their respective models and their binding profile similarities, and classified them as (i) dissimilar, (ii) similar and (iii) identical. Supplementary Data 3 and 4 present the fraction of identical KRAB members binding to a set of KRAB-containing genomic regions. We found that on average, the binding models of KRAB TFs were more similar than dissimilar, consistent with the general idea that KRAB members are functionally redundant (Supplementary Fig. 2). We also observed that the binding profile similarity and subclassifications between KRAB TFs was not consistent with their expression correlations of their respective paralogues (Supplementary Fig. 2). These results suggest that KRAB-containing loci have a very diverse transcriptional regulation pattern that is partially modulated by their binding partners. We also observed that the binding affinities of KRAB members were mostly similar to each other, with the exception of TRIM26 and KAP1 (Supplementary Fig. 2). This suggests that KRAB family members can perform slightly different functions, despite the fact that they share the same domain architecture. Among the three KRAB TFs, KAP1 was the most dissimilar member to other KRAB members, consistent with its previous observation in modulating the expression of a specific set of genes through a chromatin-remodeling complex9,10.
We use linear models fitted with the scikit-learn ‘linear regression with L2-regularization’ method as implemented in the MLLR (Multi-Label Logistic Regression) class, available in the scikit-learn package. We used multi-class classification with one-vs-all. When using a TF, we determined performance in terms of R2p by performing 10-fold cross validation in the k-mer tables of a particular dataset and report its maximum median R² across all held-out groups (Supplementary Data 4).
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