THE RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINATION OF RABBITS FED WITH CLOVER CONTAMINATED BY FALLOUT. PART II
K. Nishio, Shigeki Sugiura, Yuichi Hori, Atsushi Takeda, Yasuhiko Takamori
Abstract
K. Nishio, Shigeki Sugiura, Yuichi Hori, Atsushi Takeda, Yasuhiko Takamori
Abstract
The effects of clover contaminated with fallout on rabbits (some born as early as 1957) were studied. The highest dose of radioisotopes administered seemed to be about 10.9 mu C by September 1962. No visible change or radiation injury, distinctly due to fallout, was observed by September 1962. Late effects were not studied. (P.C.R.)
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The effects of clover contaminated with fallout on rabbits (some born as early as 1957) were studied. The highest dose of radioisotopes administered seemed to be about 10.9 mu C by September 1962. No visible change or radiation injury, distinctly due to fallout, was observed by September 1962. Late effects were not studied. (P.C.R.)
Key concepts: Contamination, Radioactive fallout, Radioactive contamination, Radiochemistry, Environmental science, Animal science, Environmental chemistry, Chemistry