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The Effect of Radiation on the Diisopropylphosphofluoridate-32P Red Blood Cell Survival Curve in the Mouse

James Tyson, Glenn V. Dalrymple

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Our findings support the principle that radiation produces its major effect on hemopoiesis and not on the circulating RBC. The changes found in the DF32P curves can be explained on the basis of bone marrow depression after irradiation.

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Our findings support the principle that radiation produces its major effect on hemopoiesis and not on the circulating RBC. The changes found in the DF32P curves can be explained on the basis of bone marrow depression after irradiation.

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Our findings support the principle that radiation produces its major effect on hemopoiesis and not on the circulating RBC. The changes found in the DF32P curves can be explained on the basis of bone marrow depression after irradiation.

Key concepts: Haematopoiesis, Bone marrow, Radiation, Irradiation, Red blood cell, Biology, Internal medicine, Medicine

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