The Effects of Tissue Regenerative Status on Hormesis in Dogs Irradiated during Their Lifespan

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"The Effects of Tissue Regenerative Status on Hormesis in Dogs Irradiated during Their Lifespan"
written by Aleksey N. Shoutko, Ludmila P. Ekimova,
published by Open Journal of Biophysics, Vol.7 No.3, 2017

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