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\bioctitle[HelloRanges Data]{Data for the HelloRanges Tutorial}

\author{Michael Lawrence\thanks{\email{michafla@gene.com}}\\Genentech}
\date{\today}

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\section{Overview}

In support of the tutorial vignette for the \Biocpkg{HelloRanges}
package, \Biocpkg{HelloRangesData} provides an experimental dataset on
DnaseI hypersensitivity \cite{dataset}, as well as several annotation
tracks downloaded from the UCSC genome browser. The files were made
available as part of the \software{bedtools} tutorial
(\url{http://quinlanlab.org/tutorials/bedtools/bedtools.html}) by
Aaron Quinlan.

The data are stored in files here:
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dir(system.file("extdata", package="HelloRangesData"))
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There are 20 BED files from the DnaseI study, as
well as BED files representing the CpG islands (\file{cpg.bed}),
Refseq exons (\file{exons.bed}), disease-associated SNPs
(\file{gwas.bed}), and functional annotations output by chromHMM given
ENCODE human embrionic stem cell ChIP-seq data
(\file{hesc.chromHmm.bed}). There is also a \file{hg19.genome} file
indicating the chromosome lengths of the hg19 genome build.

Please see the \Biocpkg{HelloRanges} vignette to learn how to work
with these data with \Bioconductor{}.

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