CML target determinant segregating independently of HLA in an old-order Amish family
Hsu, S.H.; Chan, M.M.; Bias, W.B.
Transplantation Proceedings 11(4): 1816-1819
1979
ISSN/ISBN: 0041-1345 PMID: 93810 Document Number: 139574
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