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[On chemical protection in acute radiation injury].

V A RAZORENOVA

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The introduction of amino-mercaptothiodiazole, acetylaminomercaptothiodiazole, and oxymethoxybenzophenone 20 to 25 min prior to exposure to 600 r increases the survival of rats to 50 to 70% as compared to 32 to 37% in controls and abates the course of radiation sickness. (R.V.J.)

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The introduction of amino-mercaptothiodiazole, acetylaminomercaptothiodiazole, and oxymethoxybenzophenone 20 to 25 min prior to exposure to 600 r increases the survival of rats to 50 to 70% as compared to 32 to 37% in controls and abates the course of radiation sickness. (R.V.J.)

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The introduction of amino-mercaptothiodiazole, acetylaminomercaptothiodiazole, and oxymethoxybenzophenone 20 to 25 min prior to exposure to 600 r increases the survival of rats to 50 to 70% as compared to 32 to 37% in controls and abates the course of radiation sickness. (R.V.J.)

Key concepts: Radiation sickness, Radiation protection, Radiation injury, Radiation, Acute Radiation Syndrome, Medicine, Radiation exposure, Toxicology

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