A Combination of Pre- and Post-Exposure Ascorbic Acid Rescues Mice from Radiation-Induced Lethal Gastrointestinal Damage
Yasutoshi Ito(Self-Defense Forces Central Hospital), Yukihiro Takahashi(Self-Defense Forces Central Hospital), Takeyuki Obara(Self-Defense Forces Central Hospital), Manabu Kinoshita(Asahikawa Medical University), Daizoh Saitoh(National Defense Medical College), Shuhji Seki(GTx (United States)), Tetsuo Yamamoto(Self-Defense Forces Central Hospital), Tomohito Sato(Self-Defense Forces Central Hospital)
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