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Excessive T-cell depletion adversely affects transplant-related mortality following allogeneic stem cell transplantation.
Bibliographic Details
Main Authors:
Chakraverty, R
,
Robinson, S
,
Peggs, K
,
Kottaridis, P
,
Watts, M
,
Ings, S
,
Hale, G
,
Waldmann, H
,
Linch, D
,
Goldstone, A
,
Mackinnon, S
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Journal article
Published:
2000
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