Targeting FOLR1 in high-risk CBF2AT3-GLIS2 pediatric AML with STRO-002 FOLR1–antibody-drug conjugate
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K. Loeb | S. Meshinchi | M. Loken | L. Eidenschink Brodersen | L. Pardo | Katherine Tarlock | Thao T. Tang | LaKeisha Perkins | Danielle C Kirkey | Jenny L. Smith | Quy H Le | C. McKay | C. Abrahams | Kristin Bedard | Arturo Molina | Sommer K Castro
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