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December 1, 1995British Journal of Haematology

Disappearance of AML1 ‐MTG8(ETO) fusion transcript in acute myeloid leukaemia patients with t(8;21) in long‐term remission

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NSNoriko SatakeUniversity of California, DavisNMNobuo MasekiSaitama Cancer CenterTKTomoko KozoSaitama Cancer Center

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