[ENERGY DISSIPATED BY TRITIUM IN MICROORGANISMS].
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Biomedical subjects
S APELGOT
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[Labelling of a bacterial desoxyribonucleic acid by radiophosphorus, radiocarbon and tritium: comparison of the lethal effects].
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Carbon↗
[Radiobiochemical studies on nucleic acids].
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Nucleic Acids↗
[Several experimental problems posed by the use of radioelements in biochemistry].
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Biochemical Phenomena↗
Fixation of the radiobrom by the tissues of the rat during different sexual states.
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Animals↗
[In vitro debromination of triphenylethylene bromide].
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Bromides↗
[Measurement of radiocarbon by a carbonic gas counter with no additional gas].
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Carbon↗
[Quantitative determination of carbon].
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Carbon↗
[Remarks on radiobromo-triphenylethylene and its metabolism after injection into mice in massive doses].
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Animals↗
[Validity of tagging certain compounds with radiobromine].
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Bromine↗
[Metabolism of triphenylethylene bromide, observed in the mouse with the aid of radioactive tracers].
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Animals↗
[Adaptation of the treatment with a mixture of sulfur, silver and chromium compounds to the recovery of radiobromine in biology].
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Bromine↗
[Selective fixation of radioactive substances in various tissues in the female mouse injected with labeled synthetic estrogen].
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Animals↗