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The role of HOX genes in malignant myeloid disease
Elizabeth A. Eklund
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Medicine, Hematology Oncology Division
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Keyphrases
Acute Myeloid Leukemia
75%
Binding Partners
50%
Co-overexpression
25%
Definitive Hematopoiesis
25%
Differentiation Stage
25%
DNA Binding
50%
Dysregulated
25%
Dysregulated Expression
25%
Dysregulation
50%
Gene Expression
25%
Homeodomain Proteins
25%
Homeodomain Transcription Factor
25%
Hox Code
25%
Hox Genes
100%
Hox Proteins
50%
HoxA
25%
HOXA Genes
50%
Leukemia
25%
Leukemogenesis
25%
Meis
50%
Mixed-phenotype Acute Leukemia
25%
Myeloid Disorders
100%
Myeloid Malignancies
25%
Poor Prognosis
100%
Medicine and Dentistry
Acute Myeloid Leukemia
100%
Diseases
100%
DNA Binding
66%
Gene Expression
33%
Hematopoiesis
33%
Homeodomain Protein
33%
Hox Protein
66%
Leukemia
66%
Leukemogenesis
33%
Myeloid Malignancy
33%
Transcription Factors
33%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Acute Myeloid Leukemia
100%
Disease
100%
Homeodomain Protein
33%
Hox Protein
66%
Leukemia
66%
Leukemogenesis
33%
Transcription Factors
33%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Cytogenetics
16%
DNA Binding
33%
Gene Expression
16%
Hematopoiesis
16%
Homeodomain
16%
Homeodomain Protein
16%
Hox Protein
33%
Myeloid
100%
Transcription Factors
16%
Immunology and Microbiology
DNA Binding
33%
Gene Expression
16%
Hematopoiesis
16%
Homeodomain Protein
16%
Hox Protein
33%
Lineages
16%
Myeloid
100%
Transcription Factors
16%