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2014Achieving the deep molecular response levels required for an imatinib discontinuation trial is strongly associated with the BCR-ABL level at the first qualifying timepointBranford, S.; Ross, D.; Yeung, D.; Braley, J.; Hughes, T.; 56th ASH Annual Meeting (6 Dec 2014 - 9 Dec 2014 : San Francisco, California)
2010Selective escalation of imatinib therapy and early switching to nilotinib in de novo chronic phase CML patients: interim results from the TIDELL-II trialYeung, D.; Osborn, M.; White, D.; Branford, S.; Haswell, L.; Slader, C.; Issa, S.; Hiwase, D.; Hertzberg, M.; Schwarer, A.; Filshie, R.; Arthur, C.; Kwan, Y.; Forsyth, C.; Ross, D.; Mills, A.; Grigg, A.; Hughes, T.; Annual Meeting of the American Society of Hematology (52nd : 2010 : Orlando, Fl.)
2014The adverse effect of high sokal risk for first line imatinib treated patients is overcome by a rapid rate of BCR-ABL decline measured as early as 1 month of treatmentBranford, S.; Yeung, D.; Ross, D.; Parker, W.; Braley, J.; Seymour, J.; Hughes, T.; 56th ASH Annual Meeting (6 Dec 2014 - 9 Dec 2014 : San Francisco, California)
2013PCR-mediated recombination can lead to artificial chimera formation, which may pose as BCR-ABL1 compound mutationsParker, W.; Phillis, S.; Yeung, D.; Hughes, T.; Scott, H.; Branford, S.; 55th American Society of Hematology Annual Meeting and Exhibition (7 Dec 2013 - 10 Dec 2013 : New Orleans, Louisiana)
2014Prognosis for patients with CML and >10% BCR-ABL1 after 3 months of imatinib depends on the rate of BCR-ABL1 declineBranford, S.; Yeung, D.; Parker, W.; Roberts, N.; Purins, L.; Braley, J.; Altamura, H.; Yeoman, A.; Georgievski, J.; Jamison, B.; Phillis, S.; Donaldson, Z.; Leong, M.; Fletcher, L.; Seymour, J.; Grigg, A.; Ross, D.; Hughes, T.
2014Many BCR-ABL1 compound mutations reported in chronic myeloid leukemia patients may actually be artifacts due to PCR-mediated recombinationParker, W.; Phillis, S.; Yeung, D.; Hughes, T.; Scott, H.; Branford, S.
2018Long-term treatment-free remission of chronic myeloid leukemia with falling levels of residual leukemic cellsRoss, D.; Pagani, I.; Shanmuganathan, N.; Kok, C.; Seymour, J.; Mills, A.; Filshie, R.; Arthur, C.; Dang, P.; Saunders, V.; Braley, J.; Yong, A.; Yeung, D.; White, D.; Grigg, A.; Schwarer, A.; Branford, S.; Hughes, T.
2013BCR-ABL1 kinase domain mutations may persist at very low levels for many years and lead to subsequent TKI resistanceParker, W.; Yeoman, A.; Jamison, B.; Yeung, D.; Scott, H.; Hughes, T.; Branford, S.
2016TGF-α and IL-6 plasma levels selectively identify CML patients who fail to achieve an early molecular response or progress in the first year of therapyNievergall, E.; Reynolds, J.; Kok, C.; Watkins, D.; Biondo, M.; Busfield, S.; Vairo, G.; Fuller, K.; Erber, W.; Sadras, T.; Grose, R.; Yeung, D.; Lopez, A.; Hiwase, D.; Hughes, T.; White, D.
2015KIR2DL5B genotype predicts outcomes in CML patients treated with response-directed sequential imatinib/nilotinib strategyYeung, D.; Tang, C.; Vidovic, L.; White, D.; Branford, S.; Hughes, T.; Yong, A.