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Expression of S100A8 in leukemic cells predicts poor survival in de novo AML patients

Nicolas et al., 2011

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Nicolas E
Ramus C
Berthier S
Arlotto M
Bouamrani A
Lefebvre C
Morel F
Garin J
Ifrah N
Berger F
Cahn J
Mossuz P
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Leukemia

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Cytogenetic stratification remains insufficient for almost half of the acute myeloblastic leukemia (AML) cases, with AML patients requiring subsequent molecular investigation. In our study, we used mass spectrometry (MS)-based proteomic approaches to characterize de …
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