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Publication Effect of cytostatics on the diseased and the healthy skin (Serbocroatian)(1973) ;Piletic, O. (6603062027)Unkovic, N. (6603338011)[No abstract available] - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Experimental studies on the action of methotrexate on the proliferative activity of the epidermis of the rat; [EXPERIMENTELLE UNTERSUCHUNGEN UBER DIE WIRKUNG VON METHOTREXAT AUF DIE PROLIFERATIVE TATIGKEIT DER RATTENEPIDERMIS](1974) ;Piletic, O. (6603062027) ;Unkovic, N. (6603338011)Popovic, S. (57206417617)[No abstract available] - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Fractionated irradiation and haematopoiesis. II. The effect of bone-marrow cell transplants in conditions of split dose irradiation(1980) ;Ninkov, V. (6701635031) ;Piletic, O. (6603062027)Karanovic, D. (6602910315)Haemoregeneration after the irradiation with 600 R was studied using two different fractions given before and after the transplantation of bone-marrow cells. The dose of 600 R was divided in two uneven fractions: 500 + 100 R, 400 + 200 R and 300 + 300 R. During the free interval between the two doses (5 min) transplantation of bone-marrow cells was performed. Recolonization of bone-marrow and spleen was analysed on the 10th day after treatment. For analysis, samples of blood, bone-marrow and spleen were used. Maximal effect was found in the experimental group of animals irradiated with 500 R before and with 100 R after marrow-cell transplantation. Minimal haematopoietic response was in the group irradiated with 300 R before and after transplantation. This points at the importance of the primary dose for acceptance of the transplants and their activation. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Fractionated irradiation and haematopoiesis. II. The effect of bone-marrow cell transplants in conditions of split dose irradiation(1980) ;Ninkov, V. (6701635031) ;Piletic, O. (6603062027)Karanovic, D. (6602910315)Haemoregeneration after the irradiation with 600 R was studied using two different fractions given before and after the transplantation of bone-marrow cells. The dose of 600 R was divided in two uneven fractions: 500 + 100 R, 400 + 200 R and 300 + 300 R. During the free interval between the two doses (5 min) transplantation of bone-marrow cells was performed. Recolonization of bone-marrow and spleen was analysed on the 10th day after treatment. For analysis, samples of blood, bone-marrow and spleen were used. Maximal effect was found in the experimental group of animals irradiated with 500 R before and with 100 R after marrow-cell transplantation. Minimal haematopoietic response was in the group irradiated with 300 R before and after transplantation. This points at the importance of the primary dose for acceptance of the transplants and their activation. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Reactivity of thymic metallophilic cells during the regeneration after the application of cyclophosphamide(1983) ;Milicevic, N.M. (7004246518) ;Milicevic, Z. (7003463353)Piletic, O. (6603062027)[No abstract available]
