Enhancer connectome in primary human cells reveals target genes of disease-associated DNA elements
Maxwell R. Mumbach(Stanford University), Howard Y. Chang(Stanford University), M. Ryan Corces(Gladstone Institutes), Katelynn R. Kazane(Innovative Genomics Institute), Paul A. Khavari(VA Palo Alto Health Care System), Nabeela Suliman(Stanford University), Benjamin G. Gowen, Jeffrey M. Granja(Enable Biosciences (United States)), Dimitre R. Simeonov(University of California, San Francisco), Thomas Quertermous(Amgen (United States)), Adam J. Rubin(Broad Institute), Ansuman T. Satpathy(Palo Alto University), William J. Greenleaf(Stanford University), Alexander Marson(Gladstone Institutes), Peyton Greenside(Stanford University), Jacob E. Corn(ETH Zurich), Michelle Nguyen(Arcturus Therapeutics (United States)), Chao Dai(Sun Yat-sen University), Josh Tycko(Stanford University), Ryan A. Flynn(Boston Children's Hospital), Anshul Kundaje(Stanford University), Jin Xu(Sun Yat-sen University), Rui Li(Max Planck Institute of Immunobiology and Epigenetics), Seung Woo Cho(Stanford University), Trieu Nguyen(Stanford University), Yuning Wei, Evan A. Boyle(University of California San Diego)
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