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Action of x-ray irradiation on DNA synthesis and mitotic activity in uterine epithelial cells at different stages of the sex cycle

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The action of x-ray irradiation on DNA synthesis and mitotic activity of the uterine epithelium was studied by autoradiography with thymidine-H3 at different stages of the sex cycle. In response to local irradiation in a dose of 400 R the decrease in the index of labeled nuclei and in the mitotic index differed depending on the stage of the sex cycle at which irradiation was given.

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Mkrtchyan, S.A. Action of x-ray irradiation on DNA synthesis and mitotic activity in uterine epithelial cells at different stages of the sex cycle. Bull Exp Biol Med 78, 813–815 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00799329

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