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April 10, 1996International Journal of CancerOpen Access

β1-integrins dominate cell traffic of leukemic cells in human bone-marrow stroma

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DVDetlef van der Velde-ZimmermannUtrecht UniversityVSVeronique A. J. SmitsHospital Universitario de CanariasMVMarina A.M. VerdaasdonkUniversity Medical Center Utrecht

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