Mutations highly specific for secondary AML are associated with poor outcomes in ELN favorable risk <i>NPM1</i>-mutated AML
Onyee Chan(Moffitt Cancer Center), Jeffrey E. Lancet(Cornell University), Gail J. Roboz(Cornell University), Jinming Song(Moffitt Cancer Center), Austin Ellis(Moffitt Cancer Center), David A. Sallman(Moffitt Cancer Center), Somedeb Ball(Vanderbilt University), Eric Padron(Moffitt Cancer Center), Mohammad Hussaini(Moffitt Cancer Center), Andrew Kuykendall(Moffitt Cancer Center), Kendra Sweet(Moffitt Cancer Center), Hammad Tashkandi, Caroline Hana(Moffitt Cancer Center), Yehuda E. Deutsch(Moffitt Cancer Center), Pinkal Desai(NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital), Chetasi Talati(Moffitt Cancer Center), Justin Grenet(Cornell University), Ling Zhang(Moffitt Cancer Center), Alison R. Walker(The Ohio State University), Rami S. Komrokji(Moffitt Cancer Center), Najla H. Al Ali(Moffitt Cancer Center), Seongseok Yun(Moffitt Cancer Center)
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