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COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON THE LETHAL EFFECTS OF X-RAY, CO-60 GAMMA-RAY, AND 14.1 MEV FAST NEUTRON ON MICE.

Shohei Sawada

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The body-weight curves of 30-day survivors of female mice exposed to 200- kvp x rays, gamma rays, and 14.1-Mev fast neutrons were compared. The curves of mice exposed to x rays and gamma rays equivalent to LD/sub 50/30/ tended to have 2 peaks in weight loss, one between the 4/sup th/ and 5/sup th/ day after irradiation and the other nt the end of the 2/sup nd/ week. The later peak was generally larger, especially in the gamma -ray irradiated groups. The neutron- irradiated mice showed a grenter weight loss on the 5/sup th/ day after irradiation than the x ray or gamma ray irradiated mice, but a later peak of weight loss was not observed. (from NSA of Japan)

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The body-weight curves of 30-day survivors of female mice exposed to 200- kvp x rays, gamma rays, and 14.1-Mev fast neutrons were compared. The curves of mice exposed to x rays and gamma rays equivalent to LD/sub 50/30/ tended to have 2 peaks in weight loss, one between the 4/sup th/ and 5/sup th/ day after irradiation and the other nt the end of the 2/sup nd/ week. The later peak was generally larger, especially in the gamma -ray irradiated groups. The neutron- irradiated mice showed a grenter weight loss on the 5/sup th/ day after irradiation than the x ray or gamma ray irradiated mice, but a later peak of weight loss was not observed. (from NSA of Japan)

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The body-weight curves of 30-day survivors of female mice exposed to 200- kvp x rays, gamma rays, and 14.1-Mev fast neutrons were compared. The curves of mice exposed to x rays and gamma rays equivalent to LD/sub 50/30/ tended to have 2 peaks in weight loss, one between the 4/sup th/ and 5/sup th/ day after irradiation and the other nt the end of the 2/sup nd/ week. The later peak was generally larger, especially in the gamma -ray irradiated groups. The neutron- irradiated mice showed a grenter weight loss on the 5/sup th/ day after irradiation than the x ray or gamma ray irradiated mice, but a later peak of weight loss was not observed. (from NSA of Japan)

Key concepts: Gamma ray, Irradiation, Neutron, Radiochemistry, X-ray, Neutron temperature, Physics, Chemistry

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