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Studies of Mechanisms of Chemical Radiation Protection in Vivo

I. 5-hydroxytryptamine in Relation to Effect of Antimetabolites, Antagonists and Releasing Agents

H.A.S. van den Brenk Radiobiological Research Unit, Cancer Institute Board, 278 William Street, Melbourne, Australia

Magda Haas Radiobiological Research Unit, Cancer Institute Board, 278 William Street, Melbourne, Australia

Pages 73-94 | Received 08 Mar 1960, Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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