No evidence for t(14;18)-positive cells in newborns and young children until the age of 10 followed by a linear increase of the prevalence in healthy individuals until the age of 50 years.

F Schuler; L Dolken; S Dolken; C Hirt; G Fusch; B Bockholdt; G Lorenz; Christoph Fusch; G Dolken

No evidence for t(14;18)-positive cells in newborns and young children until the age of 10 followed by a linear increase of the prevalence in healthy individuals until the age of 50 years.

F Schuler, L Dolken, S Dolken, C Hirt, G Fusch, B Bockholdt, G Lorenz, Christoph Fusch, G Dolken

Department of Neonated, Children and Adolescents

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	148B-148B
Journal	BLOOD
Volume	108
Issue number	11
Publication status	Published - 2006
Event	48th Annual Meeting of the American-Society-of-Hematology - Orlando, FL Duration: 9 Dec 2006 → 12 Dec 2006

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Schuler, F., Dolken, L., Dolken, S., Hirt, C., Fusch, G., Bockholdt, B., Lorenz, G., Fusch, C., & Dolken, G. (2006). No evidence for t(14;18)-positive cells in newborns and young children until the age of 10 followed by a linear increase of the prevalence in healthy individuals until the age of 50 years. BLOOD , 108(11), 148B-148B.

Schuler, F ; Dolken, L ; Dolken, S et al. / No evidence for t(14;18)-positive cells in newborns and young children until the age of 10 followed by a linear increase of the prevalence in healthy individuals until the age of 50 years. In: BLOOD 2006 ; Vol. 108, No. 11. pp. 148B-148B.

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Schuler, F, Dolken, L, Dolken, S, Hirt, C, Fusch, G, Bockholdt, B, Lorenz, G, Fusch, C & Dolken, G 2006, 'No evidence for t(14;18)-positive cells in newborns and young children until the age of 10 followed by a linear increase of the prevalence in healthy individuals until the age of 50 years.', BLOOD , vol. 108, no. 11, pp. 148B-148B.

No evidence for t(14;18)-positive cells in newborns and young children until the age of 10 followed by a linear increase of the prevalence in healthy individuals until the age of 50 years. / Schuler, F; Dolken, L; Dolken, S et al.
In: BLOOD , Vol. 108, No. 11, 2006, p. 148B-148B.

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Schuler F, Dolken L, Dolken S, Hirt C, Fusch G, Bockholdt B et al. No evidence for t(14;18)-positive cells in newborns and young children until the age of 10 followed by a linear increase of the prevalence in healthy individuals until the age of 50 years. BLOOD . 2006;108(11):148B-148B.