The molecular basis of myeloid malignancies
Toshio Kitamura(National Agriculture and Food Research Organization), Jiro Kitaura(Juntendo University), Fumio Nakahara, Kumi Izawa(Juntendo University), Sayuri Horikawa(The University of Tokyo), Noriko Doki(Tokyo Metropolitan Komagome Hospital), Katsuhiro Togami(Dana-Farber Cancer Institute), Yukiko Komeno(Institute for Advanced Medical Research), Reina Nagase(The University of Tokyo), Yasutaka Hayashi(Tokyo Medical and Dental University), Naoko Okochi-Watanabe(The University of Tokyo), Yuki Kagiyama(The University of Tokyo), Naoko Kato(The University of Tokyo), Daichi Inoue(Tokyo University of Science), Yutaka Enomoto(The University of Tokyo), Tomofusa Fukuyama(The University of Tokyo), Tomoyuki Uchida(The University of Tokyo), Lu Yang(Weifang Medical University), Toshihiko Oki(Harvard University), Makoto Saika(The University of Tokyo), Kimihito C. Kawabata(The University of Tokyo)
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