Early mixed T‐cell chimerism is predictive of pediatric AML or MDS relapse after hematopoietic stem cell transplant
Larisa Broglie(Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital), Sonali Chaudhury(Northwestern University), Jennifer Schneiderman(Northwestern University), Irene Helenowski(Northwestern University), Lawrence J. Jennings(Northwestern Memorial Hospital), Reggie Duerst(Lurie Children's Hospital), Kristian T. Schafernak(Golisano Children's Hospital), William Tse(Lurie Children's Hospital), Morris Kletzel(Lurie Children's Hospital)
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