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A STUDY OF EARLY RADIATION EFFECT BY REGISTRATION OF CHANGES IN INTENSITY OF THE SECOND FLUORESCENCE OF LYMPHOCYTES

R.I. Pinto

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In vitro irradiation of lymphocytes of the peripheral blood of mice produced changes in the second fluorescence of lymphocytes during the first hours after irradiation; therefore, the method may be used to study the early radiation effects. Definite mechanisms in changes of fluorescence intensity of irradiated cells were evident during the development of radiation injury, and a ratio between radiation effect and radiation dose was established. A relation between the magnitude of radiation effect and the intensity of fluorescence before irradiation, the original functional level of lymphocytes, was established. (OTS)

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In vitro irradiation of lymphocytes of the peripheral blood of mice produced changes in the second fluorescence of lymphocytes during the first hours after irradiation; therefore, the method may be used to study the early radiation effects. Definite mechanisms in changes of fluorescence intensity of irradiated cells were evident during the development of radiation injury, and a ratio between radiation effect and radiation dose was established. A relation between the magnitude of radiation effect and the intensity of fluorescence before irradiation, the original functional level of lymphocytes, was established. (OTS)

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In vitro irradiation of lymphocytes of the peripheral blood of mice produced changes in the second fluorescence of lymphocytes during the first hours after irradiation; therefore, the method may be used to study the early radiation effects. Definite mechanisms in changes of fluorescence intensity of irradiated cells were evident during the development of radiation injury, and a ratio between radiation effect and radiation dose was established. A relation between the magnitude of radiation effect and the intensity of fluorescence before irradiation, the original functional level of lymphocytes, was established. (OTS)

Key concepts: Irradiation, Fluorescence, Radiation, Intensity (physics), Radiation effect, Peripheral blood, Chemistry, Biophysics

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