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plutonium dioxide, 239Pu-labeled cpd

Known as: plutonium-239 dioxide 
National Institutes of Health

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1988
1988
[Disorders of hematopoiesis induced by plutonium-239 dioxide].
A large-dispersed plutonium 239 dioxide intravenously administered to rats in doses of 92.5, 46.3, 23.2 kBq/kg of body mass was… 
1988
1988
[Disorders of hematopoiesis induced by plutonium-239 dioxide].
1980
1980
[Acute inhalational lesion in dogs from plutonium-239 dioxide particles of submicron size].
1980
1980
[Acute inhalational lesion in dogs from plutonium-239 dioxide particles of submicron size].
1980
1980
[Behavior of plutonium-239 dioxide after administration to rats by inhalation].
1980
1980
[Behavior of plutonium-239 dioxide after administration to rats by inhalation].
1977
1977
The in vivo solubility of plutonium-239 dioxide in the rat lung.
The effect of particle size on the movement and solubility of z39Pu02 has been investigated in rats by administering fractionated… 
1977
1977
Fibrinolytic activity of canine blood after inhalation of plutonium-239 dioxide
Three groups of dogs were given different doses of PuO/sub 2/ aerosols. Fibrinolytic activity of the blood was assayed on a… 
1977
1977
[Fibrinolytic activity of dogs' blood following inhalation injury by plutonium-239 dioxide].
1970
1970
Dose-related local and systemic effects of inhaled plutonium-238 and plutonium-239 dioxide in dogs.
Pulmonary and lymph node lesions and leukopenia which developed in dogs after plutonium-239 and -238 dioxide inhalation have been… 
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