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Radiation Injuries, Experimental

Known as: Radiation Injuries, Experimental [Disease/Finding], Radiation Injury, Experimental, Experimental Radiation Injury 
Experimentally produced harmful effects of ionizing or non-ionizing RADIATION in CHORDATA animals.
National Institutes of Health

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1990
1990
[The prevention and treatment of experimental radiation injuries to the skin by using the Nucliderm-gel preparation].
Radiopreventive and radiotherapeutic efficacy of nuclyderm-gel was studied on tails of mice exposed to fractionated gamma… 
1988
1988
[Effect of an antioxidant complex on the biosynthesis of macromolecules in hepatocytes during acute experimental radiation injury].
The radioprotective efficiency of the antioxidant complex of vitamins (AC) has been estimated by incorporation of 3H-thymidine… 
1985
1985
[The methods and possibilities of studying experimental radiation injuries of the digestive tract].
1969
1969
Functional state of anticoagulation system in experimental radiation injury in rats
1969
1969
[Functional state of anticoagulation system in experimental radiation injury in rats].
1967
1967
[Lymphatic capillaries of the liver in experimental radiation injury and surgical trauma].
1964
1964
[TREATMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL RADIATION INJURY TO THE SKIN WITH CYGEROL AND LINOL].
1962
1962
Depression of the function of the physiological anticoagulation system following experimental radiation injury in animals
1962
1962
Hexadimethrine and protamine as antiheparin agents. An experimental comparison after totalbody perfusion in dogs.
There have been several reports on the effectiveness of protamine and hexadimethrine (Polybrene) in neutralizing the effects of… 
1961
1961
On characteristics of the antineoplastic effect of vitamin B6 in acute experimental radiation injury
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