Hepatic lesions produced by 32 and 55 Mev proton irradiation.
Hepatic hemorrhagic lesions produced by 32 and 55 Mev proton radiation in rhesus monkeys
LIVER↗
Engineering topics
Haymaker, W.
Publications and source records attributed to Haymaker, W..
Morphological studies of laminar lesions
Dose-tissue volume factors in pathogenesis and morphology of laminar cerebral cortex lesions
Haymaker, W.↗
Effects of Radiation on the Hypothalamus in Monkeys
Pathological changes in monkey hypothalamus receiving X and gamma radiation
Haymaker, W.↗
Effects of acute exposure to high-energy protons on primates.
Acute exposure biological effects on monkeys compared for high energy graphite attenuated protons and Co 60 gamma irradiation
Castle, B. L.↗
Effects of acute exposure to high-energy protons on primates.
Biological effects on rhesus monkeys of high energy protons compared to effects of cobalt 60 gamma radiation
Castle, B. L.↗
Experimental animal decompressions to less than 2 mm. hg absolute - pathologic effects.
Pathological effects of rapid decompression in experimental dogs, examining tissues and lung damage
DECOMPRESSION SICKNESS↗
Experimental animal decompressions to less than 2 mm. Hg absolute /Pathologic effects/
Pathology examination of tissues of dogs rapidly decompressed to less than two millimeters of mercury absolute
TISSUE↗
Astroglial reactions to ionizing radiation - With emphasis on glycogen accumulation.
Alpha particle and X-radiation ionizing effects on cerebral astroglial cells and blood vessels of young rats
BRAIN↗
BRAIN STUDY OF MICE EXPOSED TO COSMIC RAYS IN THE STRATOSPHERE AND REPORT OF NUCLEAR EMULSION MONITORING IN FOUR BALLOON FLIGHTS FROM BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA, JULY-AUGUST, 1960
Brains of mice were exposed to cosmic rays in the stratosphere balloon flights carrying nuclear emulsions in order to determine whether injury was incurred
RADIATION MEDICINE↗
GLYCOGEN CHANGES IN X-IRRADIATED RAT BRAIN
X-ray irradiation effect on glycogen content of rat brain
BRAIN↗
The space environment in biological perspective
Life support in space environment
LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM↗
Brain Study of Mice Exposed to Cosmic Rays in the Stratosphere, and Report of Nuclear Emulsion Monitoring In Four Balloon Flights from Bemidji, Minnesota, July-August, 1960
Stratospheric cosmic ray effect on brain tissue of mice, and nuclear emulsion monitoring in balloon flights
COSMIC RADIATION↗