High percentage of CD34-positive cells in autologous AML peripheral blood stem cell products reflects inadequate in vivo purging and low chemotherapeutic toxicity in a subgroup of patients with poor clinical outcome

Author:

Feller N,Schuurhuis G J,van der Pol M A,Westra G,Weijers G W D,van Stijn A,Huijgens P C,Ossenkoppele G J

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

Oncology,Cancer Research,Hematology

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