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1 year ago Hi @liziyu-000! Thanks for using ArchR! Please make sure that your post belongs in the Issues section. Only bugs and error reports belong in the Issues section. Usage questions and feature requests should be posted in the Discussions section, not in Issues.
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So far, all the vignettes have been focused on cluster-scale analysis, but all can we use ArchR to investigate the regulation mechanism for one gene. For instance, I want to subset the result of getFeatures function into a object including only peaks close to a specific gene and use these to conduct peakAnnoEnrichment analysis. In addition, if we want to carry on Footprint analysis on locus close to one specific gene, how can this be done?