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January 1, 1984International Journal of Radiation Biology and Related Studies in Physics Chemistry and Medicine

γ-Radiolysis of Poly(U) in Aqueous Solution. The Role of Primary Sugar and Base Radicals in the Release of Undamaged Uracil

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DDDavid J. DeebleWrexham UniversityCSClemens von SonntagMax Planck Society

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