Prolongation of survival time of mice inoculated with myeloid leukemia cells by inducers of normal differentiation.
Yoshio Honma(National Cancer Center Hospital East), Motoo Hozumi, Junko Okabe, Takashi Kasukabe(Shimane University)
PubMed
August 1, 1979
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