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Acta Oncologica Volume 26, 1987 - Issue 5
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The Effect of Glycolysis Inhibitors on The recovery Of Cho-K1 Cells from Split-Dose Irradiation

C. B. Seymour FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF RADIOBIOLOGY, SAINT LUKE'S HOSPITAL, RATHGAR, DUBLIN 6 AND PHYSICS DEPARTMENT, DUBLIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, DUBLIN 8, IRELAND.
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C. Mothersill FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF RADIOBIOLOGY, SAINT LUKE'S HOSPITAL, RATHGAR, DUBLIN 6 AND PHYSICS DEPARTMENT, DUBLIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, DUBLIN 8, IRELAND.
Pages 367-371 | Accepted 02 Apr 1987, Published online: 08 Jul 2009

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C.B. Seymour & C. Mothersill. (1989) Lethal Mutations, the Survival Curve Shoulder and Split-dose Recovery. International Journal of Radiation Biology 56:6, pages 999-1010.
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Andrej Rusin, Megan Li, Alan Cocchetto, Colin Seymour & Carmel Mothersill. (2021) Radiation exposure and mitochondrial insufficiency in chronic fatigue and immune dysfunction syndrome. Medical Hypotheses 154, pages 110647.
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Carmel MotherSill & Colin Seymour. (2012) Changing paradigms in radiobiology. Mutation Research/Reviews in Mutation Research 750:2, pages 85-95.
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. (2000) True. British Journal of Cancer 82:10, pages 1740-1746.
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Carmel Mothersill & C.B. Seymour. (1993) Recovery of the radiation survival-curve shoulder in CHO-KI, XRS-5 and revertant XRS-5 populations. Mutation Research/Fundamental and Molecular Mechanisms of Mutagenesis 285:2, pages 259-266.
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