Ionizing radiation accelerating aging and neurodegeneration
Author: D.A. Bazyka, S.V. Volovik, K.G. Manton et al.
Reference: International Journal of Psychophysiology. — 2004. — Vol. 54, № 1–2. — P. 118–119.
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