AML with CEBPA mutations: A comparison of ICC and WHO-HAEM5 criteria in patients with 20% or more blasts

Author:

Zhao DavidsonORCID,Zhou QianghuaORCID,Zarif Mojgan,Eladl EntsarORCID,Wei Cuihong,Atenafu Eshetu G.,Schuh Andre,Tierens Anne,Yeung Yu Wing Tony,Minden Mark D.,Chang HongORCID

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

Cancer Research,Oncology,Hematology

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