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Unusual chromosomal changes in polycythaemia vera
The Medical Journal of Australia
|January 11, 1975
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Of 13 cases of polycythaemia vera in which direct bone marrow culture was carried out for chromosome analysis, a consistent count of 48 chromosomes was found in two on admission to the hospital. Neither patient showed evidence of blastic transformation.
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