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Selective retention of 147Pm in skeleton and its injury effect on immune cells of bone marrow studied by liquid scintillation counting

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The purpose of the present study is to ascertain the retention reculiarity in organism by varying doses of 147Pm and its injury effect on immune cells of bone marrow. The experimental groups of BALB/C strain mice were injected intravenously with 37, 1.85 x 102, 9.25 x 102, 3.7 x 103, 1.85 x 104 and 1.85 x 105 Bq/g respectively. The radioactivities in liver, kidney, skeleton, lung and blood samples were determined by liquid scintillation. The results showed that the most of 147Pm was deposited in skeleton, then in liver, blood, kidney and lung. The absorbed doses in skeleton increases as the intake of 147Pm increases. At the same time, the incorporation of 3H-TdR in immune cell of bone marrow is remarkably decreased. It shows, under the radiation of 147Pm, the DNA synthesis function is inhibited, and the immune cell of bone marrow is seriously injured

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5 p.
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CNIC--00317

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SMC--0034.