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Nature Medicine 9, 1413-1417 (1 November 2003) | doi:10.1038/nm949;

PML-RARA|[ndash]|targeted DNA vaccine induces protective immunity in a mouse model of leukemia

Rose Ann Padua , Jerome Larghero , Marie Robin , Carol le Pogam , Marie-Helene Schlageter , Sacha Muszlak , Jan Fric , Robert West , Philippe Rousselot , Thi Hai Phan , Liesbeth Mudde , Helene Teisserenc , Antoine F Carpentier , Scott Kogan , Laurent Degos , Marika Pla , J Michael Bishop , Freda Stevenson , Dominique Charron & Christine Chomienne

Despite improved molecular characterization of malignancies and development of targeted therapies, acute leukemia is not curable and few patients survive more than 10 years after diagnosis. Recently, combinations of different therapeutic strategies (based on mechanisms of apoptosis, differentiation and cytotoxicity) have significantly increased survival.

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