Significance of beta-radiation skin burns in Chernobyl patients for the theory and practice of radiopathology
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1. Ministry of Health, Clinical Department of the Institute of Biophysics, Moscow
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National Library of Serbia
Subject
Pharmacology (medical),General Medicine
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