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Effect of γ Irradiation on the Odontogenesis of Mouse Embryos

تأثير التشعيع بأشعة غاما في تكوين الأسنان بجنين الفأر

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 Publication date 2001
and research's language is العربية
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Mice embryos were irradiated in utero by gamma rays (٠،٢،٤،٦ Gy) at ١٠،١٢،١٤،١٦،١٨ days of gestation. Histological study was carried out on the first premandibular molar after ٢،٤،٦،٨ days of irradiation, to investigate the effect of irradiation on different stages of molar development.

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