THE EFFECT OF LARGE DOSES OF IONIZING RADIATION ON THE DEVELOPMENT AND STRUCTURE OPTIC NERVE
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The results of histoembryonal study of laying, formation further differentiation of the optic nerve in 75 embryos and fetuses of a man and 54 embryos and fetuses of a white rat in the state of normal embryogeny have been submitted. General regularity of the development of the optic nerve and its tunics in a man and in a white rat has been revealed. Congenital defects was formation of folds, «rosettes» of a retinaИ?s nerve layer, arrest of formation of neural tunics. Оptic nerve, embryon, ionizing radiation, man, white rat, congenital defects, aplasia, neural tunics.Downloads
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