Characterization of genomic breakpoints in MLL and CBP in leukemia patients with t(11;16)
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J. Rowley | N. Zeleznik-Le | Y. Hayashi | T. Taki | N. Jayathilaka | Jianjun Chen | Loretta S. Li | Y. Kaneko | R. Strick | P. Strissel | Yanming Zhang | B. Schlegelberger | Mary Beth Neilly | Neelmini Emmanuel | Mary Beth Neilly
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