A genome-wide CRISPR screen identifies BRD4 as a regulator of cardiomyocyte differentiation
Arun Padmanabhan(Gladstone Institutes), Rajan Jain(Penn Center for AIDS Research), Valerie Sapp(University of San Diego), Andrey Poleshko(University of Pennsylvania), Sarah U. Morton(Boston Children's Hospital), Sanjeev S. Ranade(Discovery Institute), T. Yvanka de Soysa(Broad Institute), Ashley Karnay(University of Pennsylvania), Ricardo Linares-Saldana(California Institute for Regenerative Medicine), Clara Youngna Lee(Gladstone Institutes), Michael Alexanian(Gladstone Institutes), Saptarsi M. Haldar(Amgen (United States)), Parisha P. Shah(University of Pennsylvania), Qiaohong Wang(University of Pennsylvania), Mohit Jain(University of California San Diego), Nikhita Bolar(California Institute for Regenerative Medicine), Angelo Pelonero(Gladstone Institutes), Nandhini Sadagopan(Gladstone Institutes), Tomohiro Nishino(Gladstone Institutes), Li Li(Shenzhen Maternity and Child Healthcare Hospital), Deepak Srivastava(Gladstone Institutes), Lin Ye(University of California, San Francisco), Rachel Yang(San Diego Supercomputer Center)
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