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IPSHU English Research Report Series 28 号

2012-03 発行

Forecasting of the remote radiobiological effects of lens pathology of people taken part in the liquidation of the effects of Chernobol nuclear power station

Yeltokova Manshuk

Zharliganova Dinara

Shaidarov Majit

Bakhtin Meyrat

Bekenova Farida

Kazymbet Polat

Hoshi Masaharu

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Abstract

The research itself reflects the condition of immunological reactivity at lens patology of people taken part in the liquidation of the effects of Chernobol nuclear power station.

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