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THE killing and mutagenic effects of heavy ionizing particles, helium, carbon and argon, accelerated by an energy of 10.4 MeV/nucleon were investigated and compared with the effects produced by caesium-137 gamma-rays. The effects of heavy ions on several biological systems have been discussed by Brustad1, Tobias2 and by Deering et al.3.
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FUJII, T., IKENAGA, M. & LYMAN, J. Killing and Mutagenic Efficiencies of Heavy Ionizing Particles in Arabidopsis thaliana. Nature 213, 175–176 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1038/213175b0
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