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SENSITIVITY OF NEWBORN RATS TO VARIOUS DOSES OF PENETRATING RADIATION

Vladimir V. Kholin

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It was established that the course of radiation sickness in the newborn rats had certain specific features as compared with the course in mature rats. The character and the degree of manifestation of these specific features depended on the dose. (tr-auth)

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It was established that the course of radiation sickness in the newborn rats had certain specific features as compared with the course in mature rats. The character and the degree of manifestation of these specific features depended on the dose. (tr-auth)

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It was established that the course of radiation sickness in the newborn rats had certain specific features as compared with the course in mature rats. The character and the degree of manifestation of these specific features depended on the dose. (tr-auth)

Key concepts: Radiation sickness, Radiation sensitivity, Character (mathematics), Radiation dose, Physiology, Irradiation, Toxicology, Medicine

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