HNRNPL Restrains miR-155 Targeting of BUB1 to Stabilize Aberrant Karyotypes of Transformed Cells in Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
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C. Croce | A. Veronese | L. Rassenti | V. Balatti | T. Kipps | R. Visone | R. Mariani-Costantini | L. Laurenti | S. Pagotto | F. Autore | I. Innocenti | G. Palka | P. Guanciali-Franchi | Alessandra Soranno | A. Ramassone | Veronica Balatti | Sara Pagotto
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