Omni-ATAC-seq: Improved ATAC-seq protocol
M. Ryan Corces(Gladstone Institutes), Howard Y. Chang(Stanford University), Paul A. Khavari(VA Palo Alto Health Care System), Ava C. Carter(Stanford University), Sam Vesuna(Stanford University), Emily G. Hamilton(Stanford University), Maxwell R. Mumbach(Stanford University), Kathleen S. Montine(Stanford University), Viviana I. Risca(Rockefeller University), Alexandro E. Trevino(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley), Adam J. Rubin(Broad Institute), Maya Kasowski(Stanford University), Ansuman T. Satpathy(Palo Alto University), Arwa S. Kathiria(Stanford University), Peyton Greenside(Stanford University), Anshul Kundaje(Stanford University), Seung Woo Cho(Stanford University), W Greenleaf, Nicholas A. Sinnott‐Armstrong(Stanford University), Beijing Wu(Stanford University), Lisa A. Orloff(Palo Alto University)
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