Role of Retinoic Acid and Its Receptors in Leukemia Cell Differentiation (1991)

Title:

Role of Retinoic Acid and Its Receptors in Leukemia Cell Differentiation

Key words:

retinoic acid, leukemia

Research Institution:

Yale University

Location:

Connecticut

Researcher:

Alan C Sartorelli

Project Description:

Dr. Sartorelli investigated how retinoic acid might interact with special receptor sites to convert leukemia cells back to normal cells, thereby causing remission in leukemia patients.

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