Mice bearing the E mu-myc and E mu-pim-1 transgenes develop pre-B-cell leukemia prenatally
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A. Berns | M. Lohuizen | A. Berns | J. Domen | S. Verbeek | M. van Lohuizen | M. A. van der Valk | G Kraal | A Berns | J Domen | M van der Valk | M van Lohuizen | S Verbeek | G. Kraal | S. Verbeek | Sjef Verbeek | M van Lohuizen | M. van der Valk | M. V. D. Valk
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