NUP98-NSD1 Fusion Gene Is Strongly Associated with a Poor Prognosis in Pediatric Acute Myeloid Leukemia: A Study of the Japanese Childhood AML99 Cooperative Study Group
Norio Shiba(Gunma University), Yasuhide Hayashi(Gunma Children's Medical Center), Kentaro Oki(National Center For Child Health and Development), Keizo Horibe(National Hospital Organization), Manabu Sotomatsu(Gunma Children's Medical Center), Ryoji Hanada(Saitama Children's Medical Center), Akira Shimada(Tohoku University), Ichiro Tsukimoto(Toho University), Akio Tawa(Erasmus MC), Masahiro Tsuchida, Souichi Adachi(Kyoto University), Hirokazu Arakawa(Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology), Ken Tabuchi, Tomohiko Taki(Kyorin University), Hyuntae Park(Dong-A University), Chisato Murata(Gunma Children's Medical Center), Takashi Kanazawa(Gunma University), Hitoshi Ichikawa(National Cancer Research Institute)
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