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URL: http://meth.liclab.net/CanMethdb/
Proper Citation: CanMETH database (RRID:SCR_023947)
Description: Comprehensive DNA methylation database. Provides genome wide mapping of methylation sites to target genes through integrating a large number of DNA methylation and gene expression profiles in human diseases, and to annotate methylation sites to abundant regulatory elements and TFs.
Resource Type: portal, project portal, data or information resource, database
Keywords: Hengyang Medical School, University of South China Hengyang, DNA methylation data, DNA methylation, gene expression profiles, human diseases, annotate methylation sites, abundant regulatory elements,
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