Epiregulon: Inference of single-cell transcription factor activity to predict drug response and drivers of cell state
Tomasz Włodarczyk, Xiaosai Yao(Molecular Oncology (United States)), M. Ryan Corces(Gladstone Institutes), Kerstin Seidel(University of California, San Francisco), Marc Hafner(Gene Therapy Laboratory), Aleksander Chlebowski, Zhana Duren(Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis), Alejandro Chibly, Meng Xiao He(Broad Institute), Adrian Waddell, Antonina Hafner(Harvard University), Yangmeng Wang(Translational Research in Oncology), Xiaofen Ye, Shreya Menon(Gladstone Institutes), Ciara Metcalfe(Gene Therapy Laboratory), Jenille Tan, Robert L. Yauch(Gene Therapy Laboratory), Bence Dániel(Gladstone Institutes), Timothy Keyes(Institute for Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine), Aaron T. L. Lun(University of Cambridge), Christian W. Siebel(Genesys (United States)), Shiqi Xie(Gene Therapy Laboratory), Shang-Yang Chen, Liang Wang(Guizhou University), Wei Zhou, Yu Guo(Sunesis (United States)), Diana Wu, Yuxin Liang(Capital Medical University), Minyi Shi(Stanford Medicine), Qiuyue Yuan(Southern University of Science and Technology), Liangfu Chen, Shushan Toneyan(Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory)
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