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How to call a generic method via Type variable in C#?

Hello everyone. I'm writing a small parser that should handle different data types, and I've encountered a problem that I haven't been able to solve for two days now. I have a generic method: ```csharp public T Deserialize(string data) where T : class { // some deserialization logic return JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(data); } ``` At runtime, I receive a `Type` of the object that needs to be deserialized. For example, via reflection I find all classes implementing the `IEntity` interface, and for each one I want to call `Deserialize` with a specific type. The problem is that I can't just write `Deserialize(data)` because `myType` is a variable of type `Type`, not a type name at compile time. I tried using `typeof` and `MakeGenericMethod`, but I couldn't get it to work.