Torsten Haferlach | NGS technologies in AML: Time to use in clinical care?
The heterogeneous disorders characterized by uncontrolled proliferation and/or blockage of differentiation of abnormal myeloid progenitor cells have received a lot of diversified attention through general sessions such as plenary and education sessions but also via more focused presentations such as the Science-in-Focus sessions.
The highlights are the laboratory diagnostics talk on using NGS technologies to improve AML care from Torsten Haferlach, Epigenomic changes: Implications for prevention, interception and therapy by Steve Baylin and deciphering the role of RUNX1 isoforms in the development of transient abnormal myelopoiesis by Sofia Gialesaki.
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Torsten Haferlach | NGS technologies in AML: Time to use in clinical care?
Stephen Baylin | Epigenomic changes mediating leading risk scenarios for initiation and progression of cancers. Implications for prevention, interception and therapy
Sofia Gialesaki | Deciphering the role of RUNX1 isoforms in the development of transient abnormal myelopoiesis
Gert Ossenkoppele | Clinical value of the new AML drugs
Alan List | The role of innate immunity in MDS pathogeneis
Prithviraj Bose | SOTATERCEPT (ACE-011) in subjects with MPN-associated myelofibrosis and anemia
Eva Hellström- Lindberg | Is iron chelation really necessary in MDS?
Shahram Kordasti | Immune side of MDS
Herman Einsele | CAR-T cells in MM
Fred Falkenburg | Targeting leukemia with HLA class II restricted T cells
Irene Roberts | Neonatal leukemia