Hyperdiploidy with 49-65 chromosomes represents a heterogeneous cytogenetic subgroup of acute myeloid leukemia with differential outcome

L. Chilton, R. K. Hills, C. J. Harrison, A. K. Burnett, D. Grimwade, A. V. Moorman

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