Comprehensive human cell-type methylation atlas reveals origins of circulating cell-free DNA in health and disease
Joshua Moss(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Yuval Dor(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Netanel Loyfer(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Amit Korach(Hadassah Medical Center), Yaacov Samet(Hadassah Medical Center), Daniel Neiman(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Ruth Shemer(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Hai Zemmour, Keng-Yeh Fu(Karolinska Institutet), Albert Grinshpun(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Kirsty L. Spalding(Karolinska Institutet), Avigail Dreazan Wittenberg, Peter Arner(Karolinska University Hospital), A. M. James Shapiro(University of Alberta), Markus Grompe(Oregon Health & Science University), Aviad Zick(Hadassah Medical Center), Judith Magenheim(Hadassah Medical Center), Benjamin Gläser(Donauspital), Giora Landesberg(Hadassah Medical Center), Еndre Kiss(Karolinska Institutet), Tommy Kaplan(Harvard University), Myriam Maoz(Hadassah Medical Center), Henrik Druid(Karolinska Institutet)
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