Nucleophosmin status may influence the therapeutic decision in de novo acute myeloid leukemia with normal karyotype
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O. Bernard | C. Elie | J. Tamburini | A. Bennaceur-Griscelli | C. Récher | C. Demur | N. Ifrah | P. Mayeux | D. Bouscary | F. Dreyfus | E. Jourdan | M. Attal | S. Malinge | B. Lioure | C. Lacombe | A. Pigneux | F. Witz | V. Bardet | P. Lefebvre | L. D. Costa
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