Transcription factor RUNX1 promotes survival of acute myeloid leukemia cells

Susumu Goyama(The University of Tokyo), James C. Mulloy(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Mark Wunderlich(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Nahoko Nishimoto(The University of Tokyo), Benjamin Mizukawa(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Janet Schibler(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), H. Leighton Grimes(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Masahiro Nakagawa(NTT (Japan)), Lea Cunningham(National Cancer Institute), Kevin A. Link(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Mineo Kurokawa(University of Tokyo Hospital), Yue Zhang(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Gang Huang(The University of Texas at San Antonio Health Science Center), André Olsson(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Yalan Rao(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), P. Paul Liu(National Cancer Institute)
Journal of Clinical Investigation
August 26, 2013
10.1172/jci68557
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