Frequent occurrence of CD19-negative relapse after CD19 CAR T and consolidation therapy in 14 TP53-mutated r/r B-ALL children
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Q. Zheng | Xiaoming Feng | B. Deng | Jing Pan | Xinjian Yu | C. Tong | A. Chang | Zhuojun Ling | Weiliang Song | Jinlong Xu | Jiajia Duan | Zelin Wang | Yue Tan | Lin Hua | Huilin Guo | Huilin Guo
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