Molecular evidence for EBV and CMV persistence in a subset of patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia expressing stereotyped IGHV4-34 B-cell receptors
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K. Stamatopoulos | N. Darzentas | Nikolaos Laoutaris | A. Kouvatsi | E. Kostareli | A. Anagnostopoulos | C. Belessi | N. Stavroyianni | A. Hadzidimitriou | A. Fassas | A. Athanasiadou | I. Zorbas | M. Gounari | V. Bikos | A. Agathagelidis | T. Touloumenidou
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