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Differential radiosensitivity of stationary and migratory primitive cells in the brains of infant rats.

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Differential radiosensitivity of stationary and migratory primitive cells in the brains of infant rats.

Altman, J; Anderson, W J; Wright, K A
Experimental neurology , Volume 22 (1): 23 – Dec 20, 1968
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Differential radiosensitivity of stationary and migratory primitive cells in the brains of infant rats.

Altman, J; Anderson, W J; Wright, K A
Experimental neurology , Volume 22 (1): 23 – Dec 20, 1968

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ISSN
0014-4886
DOI
10.1016/0014-4886(68)90019-8
pmid
5687685

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Journal

Experimental neurology – Pubmed

Published: Dec 20, 1968

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