Study extracts chromatin QTLs from cell-free epigenomic liquid biopsy data
anshulkundaje · x · 2026-10-31
A new paper from the Baca Lab shows how epigenomic liquid biopsy can illuminate human genetics: the team pulls chromatin QTLs out of cell-free epigenomic data, revealing regulatory biology that was previously hiding in plain sight. Endorsed by researcher Sasha Gusev as a beautiful study.
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