B cells generated by B‐1 development can progress to chronic lymphocytic leukemia
Kyoko Hayakawa(Fox Chase Cancer Center), Richard R. Hardy(University of Utah), Joni Brill‐Dashoff(Fox Chase Cancer Center), Susan A. Shinton(Fox Chase Cancer Center), Matthew J. Colombo(Fox Chase Cancer Center), Anthony M. Formica(Fox Chase Cancer Center), Daiju Ichikawa(Fox Chase Cancer Center)
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