miR-126 Regulates Distinct Self-Renewal Outcomes in Normal and Malignant Hematopoietic Stem Cells
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Gary D Bader | Stanley W. K. Ng | T. Golub | Ruth Isserlin | Jun Lu | B. Ebert | J. Dick | E. Lechman | B. Nilsson | M. Minden | P. Zandstra | L. Naldini | K. Kaufmann | E. Schoof | Stephanie M. Dobson | V. Voisin | K. Hermans | F. Ciceri | N. Takayama | J. Kennedy | Jean C. Y. Wang | B. Gentner | Janneke Elzinga | Gabriela Krivdova | P. van Galen | Amanda Mitchell | Aaron C Trotman-Grant | S. Nucera | Kolja Eppert | René Marke | Karin G. Hermans | Peter van Galen
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