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THE EARLY SUPERSTRUCTURAL MODIFICATIONS IN THE LIVER OF RATS FOLLOWING LOCALIZED IRRADIATION WITH GAMMA RAYS (Co$sup 60$)

Agatino Santoro, Salvatore Matteo Greco

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By means of the electron microscope the ultrastructural changes in hepatic cells of rats exposed to 1000 and 2000 r of gamma radiation were studied. The modifications appear in a short time (few seconds). They are not specific of hepatic parenchyma and do not depend on the dose. (auth)

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By means of the electron microscope the ultrastructural changes in hepatic cells of rats exposed to 1000 and 2000 r of gamma radiation were studied. The modifications appear in a short time (few seconds). They are not specific of hepatic parenchyma and do not depend on the dose. (auth)

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By means of the electron microscope the ultrastructural changes in hepatic cells of rats exposed to 1000 and 2000 r of gamma radiation were studied. The modifications appear in a short time (few seconds). They are not specific of hepatic parenchyma and do not depend on the dose. (auth)

Key concepts: Parenchyma, Irradiation, Ultrastructure, Gamma ray, Electron microscope, Radiochemistry, Gamma irradiation, Chemistry

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