Actinomycin D restores <i>in vivo</i> sensitivity to differentiation induction of non‐differentiating mouse myeloid leukemia cells
Junko Okabe, Motoo Hozumi, Yoshio Honma(National Cancer Center Hospital East), Moriaki Hayashi(Saitama Cancer Center)
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