Titlebook: Biology and Therapy of Acute Leukemia; Proceedings of the S Laurence Baker,Frederick Valeriote,Voravit Ratanat Conference proceedings 1985

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Leukemia: Hemorrhagic and Thrombotic Complications,tations, at least for short periods. These complications in relation to their underlying process and its expression are listed in Table 1. Note that disseminated intravascular coagulation presents itself in relation to thrombosis as well as hemorrhage.

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Beratung im Kontext lebenslangen Lernens,nically effective agents. Since that is not the case, selective antitumor action would appear to depend on the inhibition of DNA-centered activities that relate to the maintenance of tumor cell growth.

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Definitionsanalyse von Kommunikationpts between the laboratory and the clinic has become a model for the interaction between bench and clinical investigators (1). I will attempt here to review some facets of the role played by experimentalists such as these using leukemia models in the development of a scientific approach to human leukemia therapy.

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re. The topic of "Biology and Therapy of Acute Leukemia" was chosen for the first Symposium because of its historical signif­ icance in cancer chemotherapy. The therapeutic rationale for human leukemia is the result of understanding the basic tumor biology largely derived from transplantable leukemias in expe978-1-4612-9633-1978-1-4613-2609-0

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Oncogene Expression and Arrangement in Human Leukemia,known. This situation has changed remarkably in the past several years with the isolation and characterization of specific human genes (oncogenes) that may be intimately related to malignant transformation. Amplification, point mutations and chromosome rearrangements involving certain of these oncog