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Effects of Bystander Factors Induced In Vivo in Blood of People Affected by Chernobyl Accident

Published:2011-09-26 Issue: Volume: Page:177-185
ISSN:1874-6519
Container-title:Radiobiology and Environmental Security
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Author:

Marozik Pavel M.,Mosse Irma B.,Melnov Sergey B.,Marozik Mikhail S.,Mothersill Carmel E.,Seymour Colin B.

Publisher

Springer Netherlands

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http://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/978-94-007-1939-2_16.pdf

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