Conserved epigenetic regulatory logic infers genes governing cell identity
Woo Jun Shim(The University of Queensland), Nathan J. Palpant(The University of Queensland), Naihe Jing(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Quan Nguyen(Methodist Hospital), Enakshi Sinniah(The University of Queensland), Mikael Bodén(The University of Queensland), Patrick Tam(The University of Sydney), Brad Balderson(The University of Queensland), Guangdun Peng(Guangzhou Institutes of Biomedicine and Health), Michael Alexanian(Gladstone Institutes), Sophie Shen(The University of Queensland), Lionel Christiaen(California Institute of Technology), Michael Piper(The University of Queensland), Manolis Kellis(Broad Institute), Carles A. Boix(IIT@MIT), Gaia Andreoletti(Directorate-General for Interpretation), Jun Xu(The University of Queensland), Yuliangzi Sun(The University of Queensland), Yuliang Wang(University of Washington), Burcu Vitrinel(New York University)
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