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Modification of Radiation Injury in the Rabbit

L. Jacobson, EDNA K. MARKS, EVELYN O. GASTON

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ConclusionsPostirradiation injection of mouse embryo cells or baby mouse liver or spleen cells enhances significantly the survival of rabbits exposed previously to 900 r total-body X radiation without producing an appreciable effect upon hematologic recovery as observed in the peripheral blood.

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ConclusionsPostirradiation injection of mouse embryo cells or baby mouse liver or spleen cells enhances significantly the survival of rabbits exposed previously to 900 r total-body X radiation without producing an appreciable effect upon hematologic recovery as observed in the peripheral blood.

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ConclusionsPostirradiation injection of mouse embryo cells or baby mouse liver or spleen cells enhances significantly the survival of rabbits exposed previously to 900 r total-body X radiation without producing an appreciable effect upon hematologic recovery as observed in the peripheral blood.

Key concepts: Spleen, Rabbit (cipher), Embryo, Peripheral blood, Andrology, Radiation injury, Molecular biology, Biology

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