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1. [An evaluation of the biological action of increased doses of EMI in the UV range on the functional state and productivity of sheep].

Author

Ivanov VL, Ipatova AG, Zeĭnalov AA, Kozlov VA, and Sarukhanov VIa

Subjects
Adaptation, Physiological radiation effects, Animals, Dose-Response Relationship, Radiation, Electrocardiography radiation effects, Electrocardiography statistics & numerical data, Electrocardiography veterinary, Hemostasis radiation effects, Radiation Tolerance, Sheep blood, Time Factors, Sheep physiology, Ultraviolet Rays
Abstract

The effect of increased UV-radiation doses modeling 25 and 50% of ozone layer depletion on sheep's organisms was studied in the field experiment. The character of changes in animal organisms was found to depend on irradiation doses, sensitivity of individual system of living organism to electromagnetic radiation and physiological peculiarities of protection.

Published
2000

2. [Quantitative patterns in the clinical manifestations of radiation sickness in large laboratory animals exposed to radiation at superlethal doses. Changes in the regulation of cardiovascular system function].

Author

Darenskaia NG, Korotkevich AO, Maliutina TS, and Nasonova TA

Subjects
Animals, Cardiovascular System physiopathology, Dogs, Dose-Response Relationship, Radiation, Electrocardiography radiation effects, Electrons, Gamma Rays, Heart Rate radiation effects, Neutrons, Physical Exertion radiation effects, Time Factors, Animals, Laboratory physiology, Cardiovascular System radiation effects, Radiation Injuries, Experimental physiopathology
Abstract

Dog exposure to doses from 39 to 124 Gy results in an increase of heart rate and tension in control of the cardiac rhythm, the extent being dose dependent. An additional physical load on the cardiovascular animals system reveals a high functional control reserves of the cardiovascular system which provides stable functioning even after exposure to the above doses.

Published
1997

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