Figure 4: (A) One conserved sequence, which occurs 79 times in 46,264 binding site peaks from the ChIP-seq data-set. The mutation profile of this conserved sequence is illustrated, where ’_ ’ indicates this base is unchanged; DEL indicates this base is lost; INS X indicates a new base X is inserted in front of this base. (B) Several repeated elements patterns are listed. (C) In the first column, the top five DNA motifs, mined by meme-chip tools (Machanick Bailey, 2011) are illustrated. The resemblant conserved sequences, found by the CFSP algorithm are listed in the second column. In the third column, the position-specific scoring matrices, which are transformed from mutational information are listed. The similarity between meme motif and resemblant conserved sequence with PSSM format was calculated via a stamp motif comparison tool (Mahony Benos, 2007). The E-values for the similarity of those pairs is displayed in the fourth column. (D) One motif is selected in each group clustered by gkmsvm descriptors, and the corresponding motif found by the CFSP algorithm is listed below. (E) There are additional datasets (File No: ENCFF100GRL, ENCFF616IRT, ENCFF870CER, Target: SREBF1) collected from https://www.encodeproject.org. The top two motifs are selected in each file using meme tools, and the corresponding motifs found by our algorithm are listed below.