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DIFFERENCE OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECT OF X-RAYS AND Co$sup 60$ $gamma$-RAYS ON THE METABOLISM OF NUCLEIC ACID IN ORGANS

Goki Yamamoto

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The biological effect of x ray single whole-body exposure on the metabolism of nucleic acid in the spleen of mice of the C/sub 3/H strain was larger than that of the same metabolism in mice irradiated by Co/sup 60/ gamma rays of the same dose with the same dose rate. No difference was detected, however, in the nucleic acid metabolism in the thymus and testis. When x rays were given with fractionated irradiation to the whole-body, the effect was generally greater than that of Co/sup 60/ gamma rays. (Abstr. Japan Med., 2: No. 5, May 1962).

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The biological effect of x ray single whole-body exposure on the metabolism of nucleic acid in the spleen of mice of the C/sub 3/H strain was larger than that of the same metabolism in mice irradiated by Co/sup 60/ gamma rays of the same dose with the same dose rate. No difference was detected, however, in the nucleic acid metabolism in the thymus and testis. When x rays were given with fractionated irradiation to the whole-body, the effect was generally greater than that of Co/sup 60/ gamma rays. (Abstr. Japan Med., 2: No. 5, May 1962).

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The biological effect of x ray single whole-body exposure on the metabolism of nucleic acid in the spleen of mice of the C/sub 3/H strain was larger than that of the same metabolism in mice irradiated by Co/sup 60/ gamma rays of the same dose with the same dose rate. No difference was detected, however, in the nucleic acid metabolism in the thymus and testis. When x rays were given with fractionated irradiation to the whole-body, the effect was generally greater than that of Co/sup 60/ gamma rays. (Abstr. Japan Med., 2: No. 5, May 1962).

Key concepts: Nucleic acid metabolism, Nucleic acid, Metabolism, Gamma ray, Spleen, Radiochemistry, Irradiation, Chemistry

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