How to view the peaks in the UCSC genome browser

1.  Go to the UCSC genome browser, http://genome.ucsc.edu/
2.  Select "Genome Browser" link
3.  Select "add custom tracks" 
4.  Browse to the website containing the peak-profiles. They are grouped into catalogues for each transcription factor
    (NRSF, SRF and Max) and again in "positive","ambigous" and "negative" peaks. Select a peak to display
5.  Select "Submit". You should now get an overview with the following 5-7 tracks.
    	   - a positive strand:	    	profile for tags mapped to positive strand (displayed in green)
	   - b negative strand:	    	profile for tags mapped to positive strand (displayed in red)
	   - c combined and shifted: 	tag profile for the shifted and combined strand tags (displayed in blue)
	   - d classified peak:	     	region where a peak has been evaluated. Colours are green for true peaks,
	       		  		blue for ambiguos peaks and red for false peaks. If no peak has been evaluated, 
					no track will be displayed
	   - e classified site:		Evaluated potential binding sites. Colours are green for true sites,
	       		  		blue for ambiguos sites and red for false sites. By clicking on a site, the pwm-score 
					for the site (scaled from 0 to 1000) is displayed. A value of 0 means the site scored
					below the enrichment threshold
	   - f background track:	background tag profile for both strands combined (displayed in black)
	   - g replicate track:         replicate tag profile for the shifted and combined strand tags (displayed in blue)
6.  Select "go to genome browser" to display tracks