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Respiratory Gas Exchange as an Indicator of Changed Radioresistance in Mammals
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“…A significant role in the mechanism of action of the radioprotective agents belongs to inhibition of the oxidative processes in the human organism, as manifested by a decrease in the body temperature and the rate of oxygen consumption [6]. In animals treated with radioprotective compounds, the maximum stability of the organism was observed in the period of minimum oxygen consumption [7].…”
Section: Radioprotective Activity Of New Dithiocarbamic Acid Saltsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A significant role in the mechanism of action of the radioprotective agents belongs to inhibition of the oxidative processes in the human organism, as manifested by a decrease in the body temperature and the rate of oxygen consumption [6]. In animals treated with radioprotective compounds, the maximum stability of the organism was observed in the period of minimum oxygen consumption [7].…”
Section: Radioprotective Activity Of New Dithiocarbamic Acid Saltsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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