Therapeutic Targeting of TP53-mutated Acute Myeloid Leukemia by Inhibiting HIF-1α with Echinomycin
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Y. Liu | Yang Liu | S. Malek | P. Zheng | M. Baer | Duxin Sun | Miao He | Peng Zhang | Huixia Zhang | Yin Wang | B. Parkin | Christopher Bailey | Huixia Zhang
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