Decoding common and rare noncoding variant effects across cellular and developmental contexts
Andrew R. Marderstein(Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center), Stephen B. Montgomery(Stanford University), Evin M. Padhi(Washington University in St. Louis), Soumya Kundu(Stanford University), Chang Min Yun(Stanford University), Iris M. Chin(Gladstone Institutes), Selin Jessa(Stanford University), E. Robb(Stanford University), Ying Sun(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Anshul Kundaje(Stanford University), Yilin Xie(Stanford University), Salil Deshpande(Stanford University), Serena H. Chang(Gladstone Institutes), Aayushi J Shah(Gladstone Institutes), Austin Wang(Stanford University), Daniel Nachun(Stanford University), Zachary A. Gardell(Gladstone Institutes), Diego Pomales-Matos(Stanford University), M. Ryan Corces(Gladstone Institutes)
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