Detection and Assessment of prognostic significance of extra copy of chromosome 21 in childhood ALL Patients

Mona Mahmoud Abd El Hady;

Abstract


Acute lymphoblastic leukemia is the most common malignancy of childhood. Several factors may play a crucial role in monitoring disease prognosis and predicting the possibility of minimal residual disease, such as age, sex, race, leukemic burden, initial T


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Title Detection and Assessment of prognostic significance of extra copy of chromosome 21 in childhood ALL Patients
Authors Mona Mahmoud Abd El Hady
Keywords Detection and Assessment of prognostic significance of extra copy of chromosome 21 in childhood ALL Patients
Issue Date 2008
Description 
Acute lymphoblastic leukemia is the most common malignancy of childhood. Several factors may play a crucial role in monitoring disease prognosis and predicting the possibility of minimal residual disease, such as age, sex, race, leukemic burden, initial T

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