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Radiation Research
Radiation Research (1972) 50 (1): 65–72.
Published: 01 April 1972
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The brains of x-irradiated and repeatedly UV-irradiated rats and mice show a considerable increase in number of periventricular glial cells which contain copious granular material rich in thiol groups. Electron-microscopically this material is composed of dense bodies showing peroxidase activity. The appearence of the thiol-rich peroxisome-like organelles in the periventricular glial cells during the postirradiation period is interpreted as a reaction to circulating radiotoxins of organic peroxide type.