Targeting CD19 in diffuse large B‐cell lymphoma: An expert opinion paper
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A. Rosenwald | J. Sancho | H. Tilly | E. W. Van Den Neste | C. Visco | P. Corradini | G. Cartron | A. Viardot | S. Bailly | R. Cordoba | S. Chaganti | Isacco Ferrarini | W. Osborne | J. Düll | E. Van Den Neste | R. Córdoba
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