FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2235789265> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2235789265 endingPage "253" @default.
• W2235789265 startingPage "215" @default.
• W2235789265 abstract "As a group, myeloproliferative neoplasms affect an estimated 6–10 per 100,000 people [1]. Although many of the individual myeloproliferative neoplasms had been previously recognized clinical entities, it was Dameshek in 1950 that proposed the currently recognized concept of the myeloproliferative neoplasms as a group of similar entities united by poorly controlled proliferation of various hematopoietic elements [2]. With the exception of chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML), few additional advancements had been made, and other members of this group had largely continued to be defined by a combination of clinical and pathologic criteria until very recently. Continued advances in molecular diagnostic techniques and research into these entities have recently yielded additional insights into the pathobiology of the myeloproliferative neoplasms. Although much of the story remains to be told, these insights are now reflected in the way myeloproliferative neoplasms are diagnosed and classified. The 2008 WHO Classification [1] groups the myeloproliferative neoplasms largely according to their associated molecular abnormalities, many of which involve tyrosine kinases (see Table 7.1). CML is defined by the presence of the BCR–ABL1 fusion. The diagnosis of the other “classic” myeloproliferative neoplasms – polycythemia vera, essential thrombocythemia, and primary myelofibrosis – is greatly aided by the presence of JAK2 mutations or MPL mutations. Myeloproliferative neoplasms involving PDGFRA, PDGFRB, and FGFR1 have been defined as a group containing somewhat heterogeneous but also unifying clinicopathologic features." @default.
• W2235789265 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2235789265 creator A5071554403 @default.
• W2235789265 date "2010-07-19" @default.
• W2235789265 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
• W2235789265 title "Molecular Pathology of Myeloproliferative Neoplasms" @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1421162947 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1533032912 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1548924510 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1556994088 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1591835698 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1963557114 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1964315723 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1967330066 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1970553871 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1971855003 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1976479449 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1978526996 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1980568348 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1980782659 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1981809014 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1981966888 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1982105192 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1983580023 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1983892731 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1988019098 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1990406235 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1991247976 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1993468893 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1995016923 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1997432620 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1998593414 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W1999608888 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2000893535 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2001426718 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2005582645 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2008970948 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2009551392 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2012509591 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2012660359 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2012828386 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2012952884 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2015662674 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2016396075 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2016518678 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2017410022 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2017778898 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2018573817 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2020092689 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2021307888 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2021689955 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2021888228 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2023942015 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2025074979 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2026395492 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2026965552 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2027973770 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2028058061 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2028774099 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2029466025 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2033989981 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2034892057 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2035375550 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2036180570 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2036862498 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2039339378 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2042925579 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2043932435 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2044833992 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2048587615 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2048785084 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2049007536 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2049140059 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2049145190 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2054753195 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2056777053 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2057360098 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2058481481 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2061741321 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2063940147 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2065633879 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2066274621 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2069556158 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2069711358 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2075213943 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2076372887 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2078398386 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2079517811 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2081087531 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2082174166 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2083353096 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2083373602 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2086549652 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2086622664 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2086998336 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2088494713 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2089483984 @default.
• W2235789265 cites W2090129301 @default.

• next