The Peak Count Matrix element

Peak Count Matrix (Image peak_count_matrix_16_n_p) elements are Tracks that hold information about peaks, as well as their nearby genes and transcription factors. See https://resources.qiagenbioinformatics.com/manuals/clcgenomicsworkbench/current/index.php?manual=Tracks.html for more information on Tracks.

Peak Count Matrix elements contain various table views, described below. See https://resources.qiagenbioinformatics.com/manuals/clcgenomicsworkbench/current/index.php?manual=Working_with_tables for general information on working with tables.

Nearby Genes Table

The Nearby Genes Table (Image browse_features_16_n_p) contains a row for each gene near a peak, and has the following columns:

Clicking on a row opens a separate table, listing the cells with peaks near the gene.

Peak Count Table

The Peak Count Table (Image peak_count_peak_table_16_n_p) contains one row for each peak, and has the following columns:

Clicking on a row opens a separate table, listing the cells with evidence of open chromatin at the peak.

To create a new matrix element from a row selection in the Peak Count Table, use the Create Matrix from Selection option in the right-click menu. Cells with evidence of open chromatin at one or more of the selected peaks are included.

Transcription Factors Table

The Transcription Factors Table (Image peak_count_tf_table_16_n_p) contains a row for each transcription factor, and has the following columns:

Clicking on a row opens a separate table, listing the cells with peaks having the transcription factor.

Cell Table

The Cell Table (Image browse_cells_16_n_p) for a Peak Count Matrix (Image peak_count_matrix_16_n_p) contains one row for each cell, and has the following columns:

Clicking on a row opens a separate table, listing the peaks expressed by the cell.

To create a new matrix element from a row selection in the Cell Table, use the Create Matrix from Selection option in the right-click menu.