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Summary
Spleen colony-forming cells (CFU) in the bone marrow of old mice (25–27 months) are deficient in their ability to recover from fractionated sublethal doses of X-rays in vivo. This lack of repair is not evident from single-dose radiation survival data. Fractionation survival curves suggest that old CFU which survive the first dose of fractionated radiation may not be as radioresistant as comparable young (3 months) survivors.
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