
doi: 10.2307/3570722
pmid: 14407452
is extremely complex. The theoretical prediction of the radiation effects of tritiated thymidine in vivo is particularly difficult. The concentration of tritiated thymidine into the nuclei of relatively few cells in the body and the selective intrachromosomal irradiation by short-range f-particles increase the likelihood of biologic effects from a relatively small body burden of tritium.
Male, Mice, Nucleotides, Animals, Nucleosides, Tritium, Spermatozoa, Spermatogonia, Thymidine
Male, Mice, Nucleotides, Animals, Nucleosides, Tritium, Spermatozoa, Spermatogonia, Thymidine
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