PAX5-AUTS2 fusion resulting from t(7;9)(q11.2;p13.2) can now be classified as recurrent in B cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia.

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Coyaud, E; Struski, S; Dastugue, N; Brousset, P; Broccardo, C;

Leukemia research , Volume 34 (12): -317 – Dec 21, 2010

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Coyaud, E; Struski, S; Dastugue, N; Brousset, P; Broccardo, C;

Leukemia research , Volume 34 (12): -317 – Dec 21, 2010

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