THE POSSIBLE ROLE OF RADIATION EXPOSURE IN THE ENHANCEMENT OF MALIGNANT TRANSFORMATION DURING EXPERIMENTAL HEPATOCARCINOGENESIS
Mona Mahmoud Hamdy;
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Objective: Light microscopical, ultrastructural, and DNA ploidy assessment were conducted to allocate the role of low dose irradiation of mice during experimental hepatocarcinogenesis. Aspirin was used to appraise its possible protective role.
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| Title | THE POSSIBLE ROLE OF RADIATION EXPOSURE IN THE ENHANCEMENT OF MALIGNANT TRANSFORMATION DURING EXPERIMENTAL HEPATOCARCINOGENESIS | Authors | Mona Mahmoud Hamdy | Keywords | THE POSSIBLE ROLE OF RADIATION EXPOSURE IN THE ENHANCEMENT OF MALIGNANT TRANSFORMATION DURING EXPERIMENTAL HEPATOCARCINOGENESIS | Issue Date | 2007 | Description | Objective: Light microscopical, ultrastructural, and DNA ploidy assessment were conducted to allocate the role of low dose irradiation of mice during experimental hepatocarcinogenesis. Aspirin was used to appraise its possible protective role. Key Words: |
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