type: position_score table: filename: ENCFF508FIN.tabix.bed.gz header_mode: none zero_based: true format: tabix chrom: column_index: 0 pos_begin: column_index: 1 pos_end: column_index: 2 scores: - id: DNase-seq_ENCSR000ELE column_index: 3 type: float desc: 'DNase-seq ENCSR000ELE [biosample_summary="Homo sapiens CD14-positive monocyte female"]' histogram: type: number number_of_bins: 100 meta: summary: 'DNase-seq ENCSR000ELE [biosample_summary="Homo sapiens CD14-positive monocyte female"]' description: '**status**: released **biological\_replicates**: Rep 1 **summary**: female **output\_type**: peaks **audit\_error**: Signal Portion of Tags (SPOT) is a measure of enrichment, analogous to the commonly used fraction of reads in peaks metric. ENCODE processed alignment files {ENCFF806MXQ|/files/ENCFF806MXQ/} processed by DNase-seq ENCODE4 v3.0.0 GRCh38 pipeline ({ENCPL848KLD|/pipelines/ENCPL848KLD/}) for GRCh38 assembly have a SPOT1 score of 0.24. According to ENCODE standards, SPOT1 score of 0.4 or higher is considered a product of high quality data. Any sample with a SPOT1 score <0.3 should be targeted for replacement with a higher quality sample, and a SPOT1 score of 0.25 is considered minimally acceptable SPOT1 score of 0.25 is considered minimally acceptable for rare and hard to find primary tissues. (See {ENCODE DNase-seq data standards|/data-standards/dnase-seq-encode4/}) **audit\_internal\_action**: Released analysis {ENCAN099HNN|/analyses/ENCAN099HNN/} has in progress subobject document {47265b5f-917b-4721-b04f-c21091d0b41f|/documents/47265b5f-917b-4721-b04f-c21091d0b41f/}' labels: reference_genome: hg38/genomes/GRCh38-hg38 accession: ENCSR000ELE status: released assay_term_name: DNase-seq simple_biosample_summary: female biosample_summary: Homo sapiens CD14-positive monocyte female replication_type: anisogenic biosample_ontology: /biosample-types/primary_cell_CL_0001054/ perturbed: false doi: 10.17989/ENCSR000ELE date_created: '2013-12-12T07:07:54.827060+00:00' date_released: '2012-08-28' submitter_comment: ''