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CONTRIBUTION TO THE QUESTION OF RESISTANCE TO IRRADIATION BY LIVER TISSUE IRRADIATED IN VIVO AND IN VITRO

J Kvĕtina

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In whole-body irradiation a statistically important increase in esterolytic activity of liver homogenate is detected, even at low levels of irradiation. In vitro doses above 10 000 r are required to observe the same effect. (OTS)

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In whole-body irradiation a statistically important increase in esterolytic activity of liver homogenate is detected, even at low levels of irradiation. In vitro doses above 10 000 r are required to observe the same effect. (OTS)

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In whole-body irradiation a statistically important increase in esterolytic activity of liver homogenate is detected, even at low levels of irradiation. In vitro doses above 10 000 r are required to observe the same effect. (OTS)

Key concepts: In vivo, Irradiation, In vitro, Chemistry, Liver tissue, Biology, Biochemistry, Endocrinology

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