Pharmacological and toxicological compounds as protective or therapeutic agents against radiation injury in experimental animals. I. Mechanism of the radioprotective effect of serotonin.

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Journal: Quarterly progress report. United States. Air Forc

VOLUME: 38

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YEAR: 1961

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KEYWORDS: Serotonin

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