The Ability of Extrinsic Gonadotropin (FSH) to Function when Administered after Sublethal and Lethal X-Ray Exposures

Spalding, J. F.; Hawkins, S. B.; Strang, V. G.

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The Ability of Extrinsic Gonadotropin (FSH) to Function when Administered after Sublethal and Lethal X-Ray Exposures

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Radiat Res (1959) 11 (1): 67–71.

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