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A Case Study in a Chinese High School,tected mouse bone marrow cells against radiation damage even when injected an hour or more after exposure of the mice to gamma rays (2). It seems likely, therefore, that combined radiation and LA therapy may be useful for the control of selected cancers. We have begun an investigation of the combine

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Identification of Linoleic Acid Metabolism as a Component of the Epidermal Growth Factor Signal Trannthesis and cell division. The mitogenic signal is activated via binding of the growth factor to specific high affinity cell surface receptors and elicits a variety of biochemical changes in the cell including activation of arachidonic acid metabolism (1–7).

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