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J.M. Radley

Cancer Institute of New South Wales

Also Known As

J M Radley, J. M. RADLEY, J. M. Radley, J.M. Radley, JM Radley

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1.4K

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Cancer Institute of New South WalesInstitute of Cancer ResearchCancer Institute (WIA)
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About

J.M. Radley is an author at Cancer Institute of New South Wales specializing in medicine, cell biology, and physiology.

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Medicine

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Health Sciences

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Engineering

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1.3K

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YearCitations

The demarcation membrane system of the megakaryocyte: a misnomer?

J.M. Radley, C.J. Haller

Blood

1982

175

The mechanism of platelet release

J.M. Radley, G. Scurfield

Blood

1980

173

The organization of hemopoietic tissue as inferred from the effects of 5-fluorouracil.

G. S. Hodgson, T. R. Bradley, J.M. Radley

PubMed

1982

118

The Alpha-ray Activity of Human Tissues

R. C. Turner, J.M. Radley, W. V. Mayneord

British Journal of Radiology

1958

105

Fate of senescent megakaryocytes in the bone marrow

J.M. Radley, C.J. Haller

British Journal of Haematology

1983

92

Aspects of platelet formation and release

G. Scurfield, J.M. Radley

American Journal of Hematology

1981

73

Effects of 5‐Fluorouracil on Mouse Bone Marrow

J.M. Radley, G. Scurfield

British Journal of Haematology

1979

56

The Naturally Occurring Alfa-ray Activity of Foods

R. C. Turner, J.M. Radley, W. V. Mayneord

Health Physics

1958

51

Alpha-Ray Activities of Humans and their Environment

R. C. Turner, J.M. Radley, W. V. Mayneord

Nature

1958

44

Megakaryocyte fragments and the microtubule coil.

J.M. Radley, M A Hartshorn

PubMed

1987

42

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