Add to ORKGThe cause of irradiation anemia seems to lie in biological phenomena as well as in hemolytic toxin produced by X-Ray irradiation. It has been confirmed that since phospholipid fraction in vivo shows strong toxicity in direct proportion to the dose of X-rays, the actual hemolytic substance is lysolecithin. This substance is proved to give rise to marked morphological changes in hematopoietic organs, and it has also been clarified that the same substance acting on sea-urchin egg brings about a delay in egg division. However the same snbstance does not induce any striking change in the respiratory enzyme system
There are many investigations on the disturbances caused by x-rays but these works are consisted mai...
These studies were aimed at elucidating affects of radiation in inducing hemolysis independent of in...
In the first paper the author reported that in the course of tnberculous infection a fairly large qu...
The cause of irradiation anemia seems to lie in biological phenomena as well as in hemolytic toxin p...
With the purpose of revealing the biological effects of the X-ray irradiation the authors extracted ...
In 1959 we discovered that a hemolytic, anemia-inducing substance is produced in the animals exposed...
There are many studies on radiation disturbances but as for the causative factor of the disturbances...
We attempted to reserch that a poison are produced in blood when the blood are irradiated, and wheth...
For the purpose to reveal the mechanism of the biological indirect action of X-rays the author has c...
In Part 1. the author investigatad the effects of the unsaturated fatty acid fraction extracted from...
X-radiation decreases the number of RBC in vivo and accelerates hemolysis in vitro, but the mechanis...
The literature dealing with the nature of irradiation disturbances is replete, but there seems to be...
In relation to the mechanism by which hemolysis was induced in radiated human erythrocytes in vitro,...
For the purpose to clarify the causes of X-ray disturbances a series of experiments have been conduc...
There are many investigations on the disturbances caused by x-rays but these works are consisted mai...
These studies were aimed at elucidating affects of radiation in inducing hemolysis independent of in...
In the first paper the author reported that in the course of tnberculous infection a fairly large qu...
The cause of irradiation anemia seems to lie in biological phenomena as well as in hemolytic toxin p...
With the purpose of revealing the biological effects of the X-ray irradiation the authors extracted ...
In 1959 we discovered that a hemolytic, anemia-inducing substance is produced in the animals exposed...
There are many studies on radiation disturbances but as for the causative factor of the disturbances...
We attempted to reserch that a poison are produced in blood when the blood are irradiated, and wheth...
For the purpose to reveal the mechanism of the biological indirect action of X-rays the author has c...
In Part 1. the author investigatad the effects of the unsaturated fatty acid fraction extracted from...
X-radiation decreases the number of RBC in vivo and accelerates hemolysis in vitro, but the mechanis...
The literature dealing with the nature of irradiation disturbances is replete, but there seems to be...
In relation to the mechanism by which hemolysis was induced in radiated human erythrocytes in vitro,...
For the purpose to clarify the causes of X-ray disturbances a series of experiments have been conduc...
There are many investigations on the disturbances caused by x-rays but these works are consisted mai...
These studies were aimed at elucidating affects of radiation in inducing hemolysis independent of in...
In the first paper the author reported that in the course of tnberculous infection a fairly large qu...