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Radiobiologiya; ISSN 0033-8192; 
; v. 24(3); p. 422
; v. 24(3); p. 422
[en] Early period (24 hours) of severe acute radiation affection caused by different types of ionizing radiation is characterized by changes in plasma aminograms including hypoalaninemia against the background of high concentration of amino acids with a branched chain (glucose-alanine cycle component) and high urea level with low glutamine content and decreased arginine/ornithine ratio (components of the urea-formation cycle
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Radiobiologiya; ISSN 0033-8192; ; v. 20(4); p. 582-585
; v. 20(4); p. 582-585
[en] A study was made of the dynamics of changes in the amino acid composition of erythrocytes, plasma, whole boood and spleen of albino rats during 3 days after whole-body uniform gamma-irradiation with doses of 3, 6 and 12 Gy. The change in the amino acid pool of blood and spleen and the ratio between the amino acid concentration in erythrocytes and plasma were shown to depend upon the degree of radiation inju
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Radiobiologiya; ISSN 0033-8192; ; v. 24(3); p. 330-333
; v. 24(3); p. 330-333
[en] The dynamics of changes of the taurine and tryptophane concentration in blood serum of rats has been studied during 30 days after 3b degree burn of 15% of body surface after total even exposure to radiation in doses of 3 and 6 Gy, and after combined radiation thermal injury. Combined radiation-thermal injury was found to be characterized by reduced concentration of taurine but an increase of the tryptophane level from the second-third day after the injury
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Patologicheskaya Fiziologiya i Ehksperimental'naya Terapiya; ISSN 0031-2991; ; CODEN PAFEA; (no.6); p. 53-56
; CODEN PAFEA; (no.6); p. 53-56
[en] Some biochemical indices of peripheral blood and spleen and the survival rate of albino rats after whole-body uniform irradiation with 1000 MeV protons delivered in two ways have been studied. The data obtained indicate that the dose rate contributes to the biological effect of impulse proton radiation
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