Abstract
Data are summarized from a literature survey on the biological behavior of sulfhydryl substances and the effects of sulfydryl substances in radiation protection. Results are reported from studies on the protective effect of cysteamine against radiation injuries in Vicia faba. The radioprotective effects of cysteamine appeared to be due to a decrease of the total metabolism. The effects of cysteamine and nitrogen were compared. (C.H.)
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The radioprotective effects of cysteamine appeared to be due to a decrease of the total metabolism
- Taxon
- Vicia faba
Vicia fabat0 - Treatment
- cysteaminee0
- Outcome
- decrease of the total metabolisme0
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e0“The radioprotective effects of cysteamine appeared to be due to a decrease of the total metabolism”
t0“radiation injuries in Vicia faba”