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Radiation and chemically induced potentially lethal lesions in noncycling mammalian cells: recovery analysis in terms of x-ray- and ultraviolet-like-systems.

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Published1975
Citations39
References14

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1974 • 439 citations

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1973 • 86 citations

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1968 • 85 citations

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1974 • 84 citations

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1967 • 78 citations

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1971 • 61 citations

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1975 • 59 citations

Failure of Chinese Hamster Cells to repair Sub-lethal Damage when X-irradiated in the Plateau Phase of Growth

1968 • 58 citations

Effects of 1,3-bis(2-chloroethyl)-1-nitrosourea and related compounds upon the synthesis of DNA by cell-free systems.

1968 • 42 citations

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