An Innovative Epigenetic Merge in Treatment of AML Patients Correlates with Better "Molecular and Clinical” Outcomes
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10.21608/eajbsc.2010.16270
DFS: disease free survival, Dnmt1 DNA methyltransferases1, HDACi: histone deacetylases inhibitor, MRD: inimal residual disease, VEGF: vascular endothelial growth factor, NF-KB: nuclear factor KB
Rola
Ghorab
M.
Clin. Biochemistry Dep., Alexandria Faculty of Science, Bagdad st., Moharam Bec, P.O. 21547, Alex., Egypt
Mohammad
Kamel
F.
Clin. Biochemistry Dep., Alexandria Faculty of Science, Bagdad st., Moharam Bec, P.O. 21547, Alex., Egypt
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An Innovative Epigenetic Merge in Treatment of AML Patients Correlates with Better "Molecular and Clinical” Outcomes
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