Replication Timing: A Fingerprint for Cell Identity and Pluripotency
Tyrone Ryba(New College of Florida), David M. Gilbert(San Diego Biomedical Research Institute), Ichiro Hiratani(Florida State University), Dana Battaglia(Florida State University), Takayo Sasaki(Florida State University), Michael Kulik(University of Georgia), Jinfeng Zhang(Insilicos (United States)), Stephen Dalton(Chinese University of Hong Kong)
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