chea

is a Data Source.

ChEA is a family of transcription factor enrichment resources developed by the Ma'ayan Lab, spanning the original ChIP Enrichment Analysis database and later ChEA2 and ChEA3 releases that assemble transcription factor target gene sets from ChIP-X experiments and other orthogonal omics data.

Domains

biomedical, genomics, systems biology

License

CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Homepage

chea

Repository

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Product Summary

Products

From this Resource
ID Name URL Category Format Description
chea.portal ChEA Explorer chea3 GraphicalInterface http Public ChEA3 web interface for transc...
chea.api ChEA API enrich ProgrammingInterface http ChEA3 enrichment API for submitting g...
chea.libraries ChEA Library Downloads index.html#content4-13 Product http Download catalog for ChEA3 transcript...
chea-kg.portal ChEA-KG Explorer chea-kg GraphicalInterface http Interactive ChEA3 web interface for t...
chea-kg.api ChEA-KG API enrich ProgrammingInterface http ChEA3 API endpoint for submitting gen...
chea-kg.graph ChEA-KG Database GraphProduct neo4j Neo4j knowledge graph integrating tra...
chea-kg.libraries ChEA-KG Library Downloads index.html#content4-13 Product http Download catalog for ChEA3 transcript...

Details

ChEA

ChEA is the Ma’ayan Lab’s transcription factor enrichment analysis resource family. The original ChEA database integrated genome-wide ChIP-X experiments to create transcription factor target gene sets, and later releases such as ChEA2 and ChEA3 expanded the available libraries, benchmarking datasets, and interactive analysis workflows.

The current public deployment is the ChEA3 web application and API. Its documented upstream libraries include ENCODE and ReMap ChIP-seq collections, literature-derived ChIP-seq target sets from earlier ChEA releases, GTEx and ARCHS4 coexpression libraries, Enrichr query co-occurrence libraries, GEO-derived single-transcription-factor perturbation benchmarks, and some TCGA-derived network views.

This KG-Registry entry treats ChEA, ChEA2, and ChEA3 as one canonical resource represented by the identifier chea.

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Created: May 21, 2026 | Last modified: May 21, 2026