Overexpression of HOXB4 confers a myelo-erythroid differentiation delay in vitro
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R. Humphries | L. Fairbairn | M. Milsom | M. Schmidt | L. Fairbairn | R. Duxbury | D. Gagen | C. von-Kalle | Manfred Schmidt | C. von-Kalle
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