CBL , CBLB , TET 2 , ASXL 1 , and IDH 1 / 2 mutations and additional chromosomal aberrations constitute molecular events in chronic myelogenous leukemia
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Michael A. McDevitt | Eric Hsi | John Nicoll | Bartlomiej Przychodzen | Hideki Makishima | A. Jankowska | M. McDevitt | C. O'keefe | J. Maciejewski | R. Paquette | A. Advani | H. Makishima | E. Hsi | J. Nicoll | B. Przychodzen | H. Szpurka | Jaroslaw P. Maciejewski | Anna M. Jankowska | Christine O’Keefe | Simon Dujardin | Heather Cazzolli | Courtney Prince | Harish Siddaiah | Mohammed Shaik | Hadrian Szpurka | Anjali Advani | Ronald Paquette | Ronald Reagan | R. Reagan | H. Siddaiah | Simon Dujardin | Heather Cazzolli | C. Prince | M. Shaik | Mohammed Shaik
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