CHANGES IN THE LIVER TISSUE OF RATS AND ESPECIALLY THE ARGENTOPHILE RETICULUM AFTER DIRECT FRACTIONATED X IRRADIATION OF THE LIVER
V VERGA, A. Calì
Abstract
V VERGA, A. Calì
Abstract
The liver of rats was irradiated with fractionated doses (50 r per day). At different periods of time following the onset of irradiation two animals were killed at the same time. The observations proved that this irradiation causes a proliferation of the reticular parts and alterations of the argentophile fibrils if the total dose of x rays is high (9800 r). (auth)
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The liver of rats was irradiated with fractionated doses (50 r per day). At different periods of time following the onset of irradiation two animals were killed at the same time. The observations proved that this irradiation causes a proliferation of the reticular parts and alterations of the argentophile fibrils if the total dose of x rays is high (9800 r). (auth)
Key concepts: Irradiation, Reticular connective tissue, Chemistry, Liver tissue, Radiochemistry, Biology, Endocrinology, Anatomy