Antibody drug conjugates in older patients: State of the art

Author:

Rached Layal,Geraud Arthur,Frelaut Maxime,AP Thomas Zoe,Goldschmidt Vincent,Beraud-Chaulet Geoffroy,Nagera-Lazarovici Celine,Danlos Francois-Xavier,Henon Clemence,Parisi Claudia,Gazzah Anas,Bahleda Rastilav,Postel Vinay Sophie,Smolenschi Cristina,Hollebecque Antoine,Michot Jean-Marie,Ribrag Vincent,Loriot Yohann,Champiat Stephane,Ouali Kaissa,Massard Christophe,Ponce Aix Santiago,Bringuier Michael,Baldini Capucine

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

Oncology,Hematology

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