Chromosome 18 breakpoint in t(11;18)(q21;q21) translocation associated with MALT lymphoma is proximal to BCL2 and distal to DCC
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A. Stoffel | M. L. Le Beau | H. Koeppen | P. Rao | D. Louie | R. Chaganti | D. Liebowitz | K. Krauter | Archontoula Stoffel
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