. Basic mechanisms in radiobiology. 70 processes associated with growth just go on until the DNA finally doubled and the cell was ready to divide? In such a case, you would have a larger than normal cell by the time division was possible. I just put this out as a basis for not abandoning Tobias. BARRON: The lack of inhibition of protein synthesis and inhibition of synthesis of nucleic acid was shown by Abrams in irradiated rats. MAZIA: The first diagram (Figure 6) shows the results of a series of weighings of pairs of daughter amebae; that is, the two daughters resultingfrom. 2 16 HOURS Figure


. Basic mechanisms in radiobiology. 70 processes associated with growth just go on until the DNA finally doubled and the cell was ready to divide? In such a case, you would have a larger than normal cell by the time division was possible. I just put this out as a basis for not abandoning Tobias. BARRON: The lack of inhibition of protein synthesis and inhibition of synthesis of nucleic acid was shown by Abrams in irradiated rats. MAZIA: The first diagram (Figure 6) shows the results of a series of weighings of pairs of daughter amebae; that is, the two daughters resultingfrom. 2 16 HOURS Figure 6^ Growth curves of Amoeba proteus cells. Each pair of curves represents the growth of sister cells from the time of separation by division of the mother cell until the time of their division. Reduced weight is measured by the Cartesian Diver Balance, and is essentially the weight under water. PROPHASE-. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original National Research Council (U. S. ). Committee on Nuclear Science. Washington, National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council


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