Granulocyte‐colony Stimulating Factor and Retinoic Acid Cooperatively Induce Granulocytic Differentiation of Acute Promyelocytic Leukemia Cells <i>in vitro</i>
Tsuyoshi Nakamaki(SHOWA Medical University), Motoo Hozumi, Shigeru Tomoyasu(Saitama Cancer Center), Kazuo Suzuki(Mie University), Yoshio Honma(National Cancer Center Hospital East), Akiko Sakashita(SHOWA Medical University), Ken‐ichiro Hino(SHOWA Medical University), Nobuyoshi Tsuruoka(SHOWA Medical University), M Sano(SHOWA Medical University)
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