[Role of endogenous substances in developing a basis for increased radiation resistance. 5. Mechanism of changes in the level of lipid oxidation products in the radiation protective effect].
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Rol' éndogennykh veshchestv v sozdanii fona povyshennoĭ radiorezistentnosti. Soobshchenie 5. O mekhanizmakh izmeneniia urovnia lipidnykh produktov okisleniia pri radioprofilakticheskom éffekte.