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... effects ; such differ- ences as are found are the result of differences in the spatial distribution of the ionization . An explanation of its mode of action must be sought at the cellular level ; effects on the whole organism are likely ...
... effects ; such differ- ences as are found are the result of differences in the spatial distribution of the ionization . An explanation of its mode of action must be sought at the cellular level ; effects on the whole organism are likely ...
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... effects of radiation . ( Top ) Somatic mutation in dahlia . White petals on a normally red flower caused by daily ... EFFECTS Somatic effects due to radiation include all the injuries , long - term and short - term , to all the cells of ...
... effects of radiation . ( Top ) Somatic mutation in dahlia . White petals on a normally red flower caused by daily ... EFFECTS Somatic effects due to radiation include all the injuries , long - term and short - term , to all the cells of ...
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... effects excitation dissociation formation of radicals organs effects on growth effects on humoral response effects on nerve functions homeostatic feedback protection by partial shielding postirradiation protection cells block in division ...
... effects excitation dissociation formation of radicals organs effects on growth effects on humoral response effects on nerve functions homeostatic feedback protection by partial shielding postirradiation protection cells block in division ...
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