pVAX14DNA-mediated add-on immunotherapy combined with arsenic trioxide and all-trans retinoic acid targeted therapy effectively increases the survival of acute promyelocytic leukemia mice
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V. Mathews | P. Fenaux | L. Adès | M. Pla | C. Chomienne | A. A. Alex | S. Ganesan | N. Omidvar | R. Padua | L. Guerenne | P. Gorombei | P. Krief | R. West | M. Schlageter | S. Patel
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