Next generation sequencing redefines a triple negative essential thrombocythaemia as double-positive with rare mutations on JAK2 V617 and MPL W515 hotspots
- PMID: 31087331
- DOI: 10.1111/bjh.15954
Next generation sequencing redefines a triple negative essential thrombocythaemia as double-positive with rare mutations on JAK2 V617 and MPL W515 hotspots
Keywords: essential thrombocythaemia; molecular biology; molecular haematology; myeloproliferative disease; next generation sequencing.
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