Single-cell chromatin accessibility reveals principles of regulatory variation

Jason D. Buenrostro(Stanford University), Beijing Wu(Stanford University), Ulrike Litzenburger(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Dave Ruff(Fluidigm (United States)), Michael L. Gonzales(Fluidigm (United States)), M Snyder(Stanford University), Howard Y. Chang(Stanford University), William J. Greenleaf(Stanford University)
Nature
June 17, 2015
10.1038/nature14590
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