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Exogenous virus models demonstrated the relative contributions of target cell disturbances and immunosuppression in the development of radiation-induced leukemia.
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Supports mechanistic insights into radiation leukemogenesis in models; leaves open human translation and clinical risk modification.
John M. Yuhas, , Relative Contribution of Target Cell Disturbances and Immunosuppression in Radiation Leukemogenesis: Model Studies with Exogenous Virus, Radiation Research, Vol. 68, No. 1 (Oct., 1976), pp. 104-114
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