Relative Mitochondrial Priming Predicts Survival in Older AML Patients Treated Intensively
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E. Clappier | H. Dombret | A. Plesa | C. Preudhomme | T. Cluzeau | L. Adès | C. Gardin | R. Itzykson | C. Berthon | T. Braun | C. Roumier | E. Raffoux | A. Puissant | K. Celli-Lebras | S. Mathis | D. Lebon | R. Dal Bello | Clémentine Chauvel | Kim Pacchiardi | E. Fournier | Justine Pasanisi | Elise Fournier | Stéphanie Mathis
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