RADIATION PROTECTION BY A NUMBER OF SUBSTANCES PREVENTING FREEZING DAMAGE. I. PROTECTION OF MAMMALIAN CELLS IN VITRO.
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RADIATION PROTECTION BY A NUMBER OF SUBSTANCES PREVENTING FREEZING DAMAGE. II. PROTECTION OF MICE.
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THE CAPACITY FOR SKIN REJECTION IN MICE THYMECTOMIZED NEONATALLY OR IN ADULT LIFE.
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STUDIES ON SYNCHRONOUS DIVISION OF TISSUE CULTURE CELLS INITIATED BY EXCESS THYMIDINE.
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TRANSPLANTATION OF VARIOUS NUMBERS OF FOREIGN BONE-MARROW CELLS IN MICE AFTER LETHAL AND SUPRALETHAL X-IRRADIATION.
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Influence of excess of antigen on immunological tolerance in radiation chimaeras.
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Protection of tissue-culture cells against ionizing radiation. III. The influence of anoxia on the radioprotection of tissue-culture cells by cysteamine.
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Cysteamine↗
Radiation protection of tissue culture cells by anoxia, cysteamine and a combination of anoxia and cysteamine.
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On the mechanism of the radioprotective action of cyanide.
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Chemical protection of rat thymocytes irradiated in vitro.
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Protection of tissueculture cells against ionizing radiation. I. The effect of biological amines, disulphide compounds and thiols.
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Protection of tissue-culture cells against ionizing radiation. II. The activity of hypoxia, dimethyl sulphoxide, dimethyl sulphone, glycerol and cysteamine at room temperature and at -196 degrees C.
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"Killing effect" of injected lymphnode cells in homologous radiation chimeras.
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A specific immunological tolerance in radiation.
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Transplantation of chimeric bone marrow.
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Treatment of secondary disease in radiation chimaeras.
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The interval between irradiation and bone-marrow transplantation.
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Lesions of the tongue in irradiated mice.
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