The genetic architecture of cell type–specific cis regulation in maize
Alexandre P. Marand(University of Michigan), Robert J. Schmitz(University of Georgia), John Pablo Mendieta(University of Georgia), Luca Schlegel(Technical University of Munich), Mark A.A. Minow(University of Georgia), Haidong Yan(University of Georgia), Fabio Gómez-Cano(University of Michigan), Sohyun Bang(University of Georgia), Xuan Zhang(University of Georgia), Lu‐Guang Jiang(University of Michigan), Frank Johannes(Epigenomics (Germany)), Cullan Meyer(University of Georgia), Ziliang Luo(University of Georgia)
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