Thorndyke et al., 1985 - Google Patents
The radiation sensitivities of R3327-H and R3327-AT rat prostate adenocarcinomasThorndyke et al., 1985
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- 2239311592860145206
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- Thorndyke C
- Meeker B
- Thomas G
- Lakey W
- McPhee M
- Chapman J
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- The Journal of urology
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Abstract Dunning R3327-H and R3327-AT tumors growing subcutaneously in the flanks of Fischer X Copenhagen rats were irradiated with 137 Cs γ-rays at volumes of approximately 300 mm. 3 The effects of various doses of radiation were estimated by measurements of …
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