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The Journal of Microwave Power|June 1, 1976
The relation of sex, age, and weight of mice to microwave radiation sensitivityR Rugh
The Journal of Experimental Zoology|September 1, 1976
Anesthesia as an effective agent against the production of congenital anomalies in mouse fetuses exposed to electromagnetic radiationR Rugh, M McManaway
Fertility and Sterility|June 1, 1975
Does x-radiation of the preconceptional mammalian ovum lead to sterility and/or congenital anomalies?R Rugh, R A Budd
The Journal of Microwave Power|September 1, 1976
The relation of dose rate of microwave radiation to the time of death and total absorbed dose in the mouseR Rugh, H Ho, M McManaway
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The Journal of Microwave Power|June 1, 1976
The relation of sex, age, and weight of mice to microwave radiation sensitivityR Rugh
The Journal of Experimental Zoology|September 1, 1976
Anesthesia as an effective agent against the production of congenital anomalies in mouse fetuses exposed to electromagnetic radiationR Rugh, M McManaway
Fertility and Sterility|June 1, 1975
Does x-radiation of the preconceptional mammalian ovum lead to sterility and/or congenital anomalies?R Rugh, R A Budd
The Journal of Microwave Power|September 1, 1976
The relation of dose rate of microwave radiation to the time of death and total absorbed dose in the mouseR Rugh, H Ho, M McManaway
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