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Leukemia-stimulated bone marrow endothelium promotes leukemia cell survival

Veiga et al., 2006

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12905357744891069958
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Veiga J
Costa L
Sallan S
Nadler L
Cardoso A
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Experimental hematology

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Extensive endothelial cell proliferation and marked neovascularization are the most pronounced microenvironmental changes consistently observed in the bone marrow (BM) of patients with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL). It is not known whether ALL cells induce …
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