Human myeloma cell lines as a tool for studying the biology of multiple myeloma: a reappraisal 18 years after [letter]

Pellat-Deceunynk, C; Amiot, M; Bataille, R; Van Riet, I; Van Camp, B; Omede, P; Boccadoro, M

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C Pellat-Deceunynk,

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M Amiot,

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R Bataille,

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I Van Riet,

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B Van Camp,

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Human myeloma cell lines as a tool for studying the biology of multiple myeloma: a reappraisal 18 years after [letter]

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