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RELATIVE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTIVENESS OF 31-MeV ELECTRONS, $sup 60$Co GAMMA RAYS, AND 200-KVP X RAYS MEASURED BY THE REGRESSION RATE OF SPLENIC WEIGHT IN MICE.

Kozo Morita

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Key concepts: Gamma ray, Nuclear medicine, Physics, Radiochemistry, Cobalt-60, Nuclear physics, Irradiation, Chemistry

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