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Destruction of the otolith apparatus by ionizing radiation. Fixation of applicators to the vestibule

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  1. N. I. Arlashchenko
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  2. Yu. G. Grigor'ev
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  3. A. B. Malinin
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Director of the work Active Member AMN SSSR Professor A. V. Lebedinskii; Scientific Consultant-Professor K. L. Khilov.

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Arlashchenko, N.I., Grigor'ev, Y.G. & Malinin, A.B. Destruction of the otolith apparatus by ionizing radiation. Fixation of applicators to the vestibule. Bull Exp Biol Med 58, 1379–1381 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00792705

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