Studies on the chemical composition of the central nervous system in relation to the effects of x-irradiation and of disturbances in water and salt balance. 1. Chemical composition of various specific areas and structures of the brain in the dog and the monkey

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Published in:Radiation research 1962-08, Vol.17, p.209-225
Main Authors: GREGERSEN, M I, PALLAVICINI, C, CHIEN, S
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Animals
Brain
Brain Chemistry
Central Nervous System
Dogs
Electrolytes - chemistry
Haplorhini
Old Medline
Proteins - chemistry
Radiation Effects
Water
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Old Medline
Proteins - chemistry
Radiation Effects
Water
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