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description	artículu científicu (ast) wetenschappelijk artikel (nl) article publié dans la revue scientifique Nature (fr) নেচারে প্রকাশিত বৈজ্ঞানিক প্রবন্ধ (bn) scientific article published in Nature (en) im Dezember 1956 veröffentlichter wissenschaftlicher Artikel (de) наукова стаття, опублікована в Nature в грудні 1956 (uk)
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exact match	https://scigraph.springernature.com/pub.10.1038/1781391a0
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cites work	Action of x-rays on mammalian cells A rapid method for viable cell titration and clone production with HeLa cells in tissue culture: the use of X-irradiated cells to supply conditioning factors Studies on the effect of x-rays on the biochemistry and cellular composition of ascites tumors. I. Effect on growth rate, cell volume, nucleic acid and nitrogen content in the Ehrlich ascites tumor Radiobiology of the C3H mouse mammary carcinoma; effect of immunogenetic factors on the radisensitivity of the tumour treated in situ
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author name string	L REVESZ
rdfs:label	Genetic Studies of the Relationship of Tumour–Host Cells: Effect of Tumour Cells killed by X-rays upon the Growth of Admixed Viable Cells (en) Genetic Studies of the Relationship of Tumour–Host Cells: Effect of Tumour Cells killed by X-rays upon the Growth of Admixed Viable Cells (nl)
skos:prefLabel	Genetic Studies of the Relationship of Tumour–Host Cells: Effect of Tumour Cells killed by X-rays upon the Growth of Admixed Viable Cells (en) Genetic Studies of the Relationship of Tumour–Host Cells: Effect of Tumour Cells killed by X-rays upon the Growth of Admixed Viable Cells (nl)
name	Genetic Studies of the Relationship of Tumour–Host Cells: Effect of Tumour Cells killed by X-rays upon the Growth of Admixed Viable Cells (en) Genetic Studies of the Relationship of Tumour–Host Cells: Effect of Tumour Cells killed by X-rays upon the Growth of Admixed Viable Cells (nl)
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title	Effect of tumour cells killed by x-rays upon the growth of admixed viable cells (en)
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page(s)	1391-1392
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issue	4547
volume	178
DOI	wds:Q56656024-9097881A-17EA-43A8-A17C-924052F9E9ED
DOI	http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/1781391A0
DOI	10.1038/1781391A0
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