Roswell Park, Ohio State researchers identify genes linked to blood and marrow transplant outcomes

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Researchers at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center and the Ohio State University has identified a link between rare variants in a number of novel genes and survival after transplantation of blood and marrow from an unrelated donor, opening avenues for improving individual risk prediction and prognosis for patients undergoing BMT.

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