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The femur was fractured in mice irradiated in a dose of 600 R and the fragments united by a metal pin. Under these conditions, when part of the bone marrow was destroyed, the number of endogenous colonies in the spleen was increased.
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Zherbin, E.A., Dorofeev, V.M., Kir'yakov, M.A. et al. Effect of mechanical injury to bone marrow in irradiated mice on dispersion of endogenous colony-forming units. Bull Exp Biol Med 81, 88–89 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00800177
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