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What Is AML?How Is Aml Treated?What Is The Prognosis of Aml with Treatment?Why Is Aml So Difficult to Treat?What Are Targeted Therapies?Why Do Existing Targeted Therapies Fall Short? AML is considered a heterogeneous disease, meaning there are a multitude of chromosomal abnormalities and gene mutations that can cause the diseaseAML cells develop from stem cells that undergo both genetic and epigenetic changes resulting in subpopulations of cells with different phenotypesSubpopulations of AML cells may contain distinct cellu AML is considered a heterogeneous disease, meaning there are a multitude of chromosomal abnormalities and gene mutations that can cause the disease AML cells develop from stem cells that undergo both genetic and epigenetic changes resulting in subpopulations of cells with different phenotypes Subpopulations of AML cells may contain distinct cellular abnormalities or mutations contribu… AML is considered a heterogeneous disease, meaning there are a multitude of chromosomal abnormalities and gene mutations that can cause the disease AML cells develop from stem cells that undergo both genetic and epigenetic changes resulting in subpopulations of cells with different phenotypes Subpopulations of AML cells may contain distinct cellular abnormalities or mutations contributing to treatment resistance
AML is considered a heterogeneous disease, meaning there are a multitude of chromosomal abnormalities and gene mutations that can cause the disease
AML cells develop from stem cells that undergo both genetic and epigenetic changes resulting in subpopulations of cells with different phenotypes
Subpopulations of AML cells may contain distinct cellular abnormalities or mutations contribu…
Subpopulations of AML cells may contain distinct cellular abnormalities or mutations contributing to treatment resistance
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