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Jorge Sierra | EHA 2018 |  Are we moving towards targeting of metabolic pathways and epigenetics in AML?

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Jorge SierraJorge Sierra

Jun 21, 2018


23rd Congress of EHA, 14-17 June 2018, Stockholm, Sweden

Jorge Sierra: Hospital Santa Creu I Sant Pau, Barcelona, ES

Interview topic: Are we moving towards targeting metabolic pathways and epigenetics in AML?

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Jorge Sierra | EHA 2018 |  Are we moving towards targeting of metabolic pathways and epigenetics in AML?