British Journal of Radiology · 1966 · 40 citations · 12 references
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The dose effect relationship for the leakage of molecules of plasma protein size, i.e. of P.V.P. into the intestine, after single doses of X rays and neutrons and after fractionated doses of X rays is established. It is suggested that the relationship between this functional test of damage and the morphological damage induced in the intestinal epithelium is not close.
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The Nature of Intestinal Radiation Death
Henry Quastler · Radiation Research · 1956 · 205 citations
II. Adaptation to Continuous Irradiation: Observations on the Rat Intestine
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