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[Relation between the radioprotective effect of helium-neon laser radiation on bacterial cells and the time period between 2 types of irradiation].

Radiobiologiia - 1 Jan 2000

Voskanian K Sh, Simonian N V, Avakian Ts M, Avakian G M

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The effect of helium-neon laser radiation (lambda = 633 nm) given to E. coli K-12 cells of various genotypes 4 h following X- or alpha-irradiation was shown to increase the number of viable cells. The irreversible ingradient of a radiation injury to cells remained invariable during the first 60 min after irradiation its values being minimal.

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