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BONE MARROW STEM CELL SURVIVAL IN THE NONUNIFORMLY EXPOSED MAMMAL

Victor Potter Bond, Charles V. Robinson

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For comparison of the effectiveness of non-uniform vs uniform irradiations in cauEing hewatological death in mammals, a ,nodel of the irradiated hemopoietic system has been proposed (1).The essential features of this piodel are:1) that different parts of the hemopoietic system have numbers of stem cells which are

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For comparison of the effectiveness of non-uniform vs uniform irradiations in cauEing hewatological death in mammals, a ,nodel of the irradiated hemopoietic system has been proposed (1).The essential features of this piodel are:1) that different parts of the hemopoietic system have numbers of stem cells which are

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For comparison of the effectiveness of non-uniform vs uniform irradiations in cauEing hewatological death in mammals, a ,nodel of the irradiated hemopoietic system has been proposed (1).The essential features of this piodel are:1) that different parts of the hemopoietic system have numbers of stem cells which are

Key concepts: Bone marrow, Parenchyma, Irradiation, Mammal, Stem cell, Biology, Circulation (fluid dynamics), Gamma irradiation

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