UCSC Genome Browser Sessions (Figure 2 and Supplemental Figures S5-6)

ChIA-PET loops' anchors and Enhancer/Promoter regions were resized to 1000 bp relative to their center. Please refer to the 'CT-FOCS predicted enhancer-promoter interactions' table below for the original sizes.

FCRLA gene (Figure 2)

TNFRSF14 gene (Figure S3)

CT-FOCS predicted cell type-specific enhancer-promoter interactions

FANTOM5 data - Human (hg19)

ENCODE data - Human (hg19)

Roadmap Epigenomics data - Human (hg19)

Additional data: analysis and external databases

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