4 Fetal Mice are Resistant to Radiation-Induced Translocations(Atomic bomb effects, Abstracts of the 46th Annual Meeting of the Japan Radiation Research Society)

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概要

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• 日本放射線影響学会の論文
• 2003-12-15

著者

• Nakamura Nori

  Dep. Of Genetics Radiation Effects Res. Foundation

• Nakamura Nori

  Genetics Radiation Effects Research Foundation

• Nakamura Nori

  Dept. Genet. Rerf

• Nakamura N

  Radiation Effects Res. Foundation Hiroshima Jpn

• Nakamura Nori

  Dept. Genet. Radiation Effects Research Foundation

• KODAMA Yoshiaki

  Dept. Genet. Radiation Effects Research Foundation

• KUSHUNOKI Yoichiro

  Radiat. Effects Res. Found.

• KUSUNOKI Yoichiro

  Department of Radiobiology/Molecular Epidemiology, Radiation Effects Research Foundation

• NAKANO Mimako

  Dept. Genet., Radiation Effects Research Foundation, Hiroshima

• OHTAKI Kazuo

  Dept. Genet., Radiation Effects Research Foundation, Hiroshima

• Nakamura Nori

  Department Of Generics

• Ohtaki K

  Dept. Genet. Radiation Effects Research Foundation Hiroshima

• Kusunoki Y

  Department Of Radiobiology/molecular Epidemiology Radiation Effects Research Foundation

• Kubo Yoshiko

  Depts. Of Radiobiology

• Nakano Mimako

  Dept. Genet. Radiation Effects Research Foundation Hiroshima

• Nakamura Nori

  Dept. Of Genetics Rerf

• Kubo Y

  Department Of Experimental Pathology Cancer Institute

• Nakamura Nori

  Genet. Rerf

• Kushunoki Yoichiro

  Radiobiology Radiation Effects Res. Found.

• Ohtaki Kazuo

  Dept. Genet. Radiation Effects Research Foundation Hiroshima

• Kusunoki Yoichiro

  Radiobiology Radiation Effects Res. Found.

• Kusunoki Yoichiro

  Department Of Radiobiology Radiation Effects Research Foundation

• Nakano Mimako

  Genetics Radiation Effects Research Foundation

• Kusunoki Yoichiro

  Dept. Radiobiology Radiation Effects Res. Found.

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