Activation of the endoplasmic reticulum stress-associated transcription factor x box-binding protein-1 occurs in a subset of normal germinal-center B cells and in aggressive B-cell lymphomas with prognostic implications.
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A. López-Guillermo | E. Campo | J. Mate | Antonio Martínez | J. Teruya-Feldstein | O. Lin | L. Colomo | O. Balagué | L. Hernández | D. Martínez | A. Mozos | Daniel Martinez
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