The ChIP-seq module in the Aging Atlas database mainly collects ChIP-seq data in articles related to aging, and provides links to the data, which can visually show the enrichment changes of a transcription factor or chromatin modification at the specific gene locus during aging.

1. On the homepage of the ChIP-seq subpage, users can click the search button to browse the datasets in the ChIP-seq database. , It provides advanced search which functions to limit the search scope by selecting factor types, aging types, cell types, etc.

2. In the dataset display page, we manually annotated the dataset, including the cell types, aging types, species, factors and literature information involved, and support advanced search functions for further screening. After selecting the dataset of interest, you can jump to the WashU (https://epigenomegateway.wustl.edu/) genome browser to visualize the data. The user can input specific genes or genome coordinates at the same time to show the enrichment of the target data at the specified genomic locus.